For electoral questions, we move away from a binary view of the election (such as, "Are you voting for Trump or Clinton?") and instead ask respondents to allocate their vote out of 100percentt.
Instead, these species tend to allocate sex according to host size, a form of condition-dependent sex allocation (Trivers & Willard, 1973).
Instead, they convinced Congress to allocate the $10 million for general interstate needs — a stipulation that was erased when someone dropped Coconut Road into the bill.
Instead, it was possible to allocate the MODIS LAI into individual trees.
One way to avoid the curse of dimensionality in Ad Network optimization is to convert this decision process into a simpler, relaxed problem: Instead of deciding which campaign to allocate for each user profile at each time step, one then selects only the number of impressions of each campaign in a given interval of time.
The known restrictions in vertebrates may thus not be a background subdivision of embryonic fields, but might instead largely correlate with strategies to allocate cells fated to different anatomical structures.
Instead, programmers using Java or C++ as a development language frequently decide to allocate memory statically instead of dynamically.
Labour politicians led criticism of the chancellor, Philip Hammond, after his autumn statement for his failure to mention the NHS or social care in his fiscal document or to allocate any more money, instead prioritising infrastructure and projects such as more grammar schools.
Much of that money never reached the military and was allocated instead to Pakistan's general budget, but the Bush administration chose not to complain, according to a Congressional investigation this year.
Much of that money never reached the military and was allocated instead to Pakistan's general budget, but the Bush administration was so anxious to keep Mr. Musharraf as an ally it chose not to complain, according to a congressional investigation this year.
