These subareas govern allocation of sample points.
(8) Self-organization and timing resource management: these processes exist to govern allocation and deal with location of resources as required in the context [ 32], it orchestrate the actions, environment feedback, and increasing or decreasing system defectors with real time manner is a critical mission should be accomplished by complex adaptive system.
As well as considering needs, the consultation will look at the law governing the allocation of "non-matrimonial property" – the possessions a couple bring to their marriage or inherit rather than acquire together in the course of the partnership.
An algorithm governing the allocation of deceased donor kidneys has been applied in the United States since 1987.
There are few rules governing the allocation of IPO shares and how they have been long doled out to the underwriters' best clients.
Water availability and productivity is modulated by the Indus Waters Treaty between India and Pakistan, and within Pakistan by the agreements governing water allocation between and within provinces.
In particular, we analyse the role of human capital in governing the allocation of immigrants, as compared to native workers, in the occupational hierarchy (Chiswick and Miller 2007).
Using a large, new database of contractual provisions governing the allocation of cash flow rights in venture capital (VC) financings, we investigate how contract design is related to VC abilities to monitor and provide value-added services to the entrepreneur.
Current approaches to genetically modifying phototrophs to generate high titers of the molecules of interest, e.g., liquid alkanes, lipids, and hydrogen, have run into considerable issues because the underlying regulatory processes governing the allocation of carbon and reductant into specific biomass components or desired metabolic products are poorly understood.
A "In a co-op, the proprietary lease governs allocation of financial responsibility between tenant-shareholders and the corporation," said Bruce Cholst, a Manhattan co-op lawyer.
