Sentence examples for it allocates the from inspiring English sources
He would have envied its complexity and the clever way it allocates the huge windfall between a smaller pool of money that can be taxed for revenue-sharing and a much larger one that will be sheltered from tax.
This small difference in FD TP gain between the simulation results and the theoretical maximum is caused by the HD resource allocation algorithm used as a baseline, since it allocates the data optimally, as discussed in Section 2. The FD gain would be 100% if the HD baseline is set to a fixed 1DL 1UL time slot allocation.
The government has control over where it allocates the UK's quota under the EU rules, and has tended to favour bigger foreign-owned vessels over smaller UK boats.
Modify UserProcess.loadSections so that it allocates the number of pages that it needs (that is, based on the size of the user program), using the allocation policy that you decided upon above.
It allocates the detection power between theX chart and theS chart in an optimal manner and associates the in-control and out-of-control process conditions with the process capability index,Cpk.
It allocates the rest of the seats to candidates drawn from party lists, topping up the totals to make them match the parties' shares of second votes.Under this system the Bundestag is meant both to link voters to a local representative and to reflect their overall political preferences.
The only role played by the "constitutional error" in the court's analysis was that it allocated the burden of proof to the State to show "beyond a reasonable doubt" that the jury was not biased.
The ASSSM, which shares responsibility with the CSSS for meeting population needs, sponsors the project and has a determining and highly influential effect through the resources it allocates to the project.
It then allocates the decoder to an input buffer according to some scheduling scheme.
Botswana is investing 25 per cent of its resources to fight HIV/AIDS to have an AIDS-free future generation, more than it allocates to the military.
(it allocates forces around the world and encourages the services to work together on the battlefield).
