Sentence examples for general allocation from inspiring English sources
In return the Crew get some general allocation money, targeted allocation money, two future draft picks and 2016 international roster spot.
This year, by way of trying to equalise earnings, the government said that it would move the value of several income streams into the global sum – the general allocation for GP services in England adjusted for list size and age and sex with women, children and elderly people having a higher cash value.
One source told ESPN that the amount of targeted and general allocation money involved is in excess of $300,000, and more than the Chicago Fire received last year when it executed a sign-and-trade that sent Didier Drogba to the Montreal Impact.
In the present paper, a general allocation design is introduced which assumes no specific regression model or distribution of responses.
Major League Soccer: D.C. United has received targeted allocation money and general allocation money from Orlando City for midfielder Antonio Nocerino.
First, we can and should conduct modeling exercises to determine what general allocation of research and policy dollars -- across an array of conditions, behaviors, and even types of research -- would most improve our health over a defined period of time.
Summarizing, our general capacity allocation scheme enables asymmetric capacity allocation for the UGS, rtPS, and ertPS services, as well as asymmetric nrtPS traffic flows.
THowever affect adversely the rate allocated to continuous real-time traffic, which may result in higher delay for real-time packets.
The global agent applies the general resource allocation algorithm used in previous work [8] for global VM resource allocation and the Power Aware Best Fit Decreasing (PABFD) [8] algorithm for VM placement, with the following modifications.
Only 47% of Liverpool's tickets – just under 5,000 – fall into what the club described as the "general supporter allocation".
CA provides the general optimum allocation architecture and is easy to be carried out.
