Sentence examples for manager to assign from inspiring English sources
We developed an interactive platform that provides data collaboration functions for the users to discuss related issues and then allows the manager to assign tasks to concerned personnel.
Data collaboration not only helps a constructor discuss issues in the design phase but also allows a facility manager to assign maintenance tasks to workers.
We attribute this higher performance to the ability of our vCell manager to assign jobs based on expected finished times.We then investigate the impact of using our proposed holistic view of cloud resources on the cost of data analysis.
An optional feature called "dynamic configuration" allows the resource manager to assign logical addresses to individual VXI instruments on the fly so that users disassembling, reassembling, or otherwise rearranging the cards in a VXI frame need not remember to place specific modules in particular slots.
When you get really good try getting a band manager to assign your gigs.
Many retailers now use sophisticated software that tracks the flow of customers, allowing managers to assign just enough employees to handle the anticipated demand.
We consider the range assignment problem in ad-hoc wireless networks in the context of selfish agents: A network manager aims to assigning transmission ranges to the stations in order to achieve strong connectivity of the network within a minimal overall power consumption.
This means that managers are unable to assign an appropriate privilege to participants according to their importance.
But according to Hughey, as well as recent lawsuits against Dollar General and its competitors, the hours that dollar store managers are allowed to assign rarely cover the work that needs to be done.
Regular public-sector workers resented WEP workers' presence and sometimes mistreated them, while public-sector managers found it difficult to assign, supervise and keep track of WEP workers' schedules.
But a top official at New York City Transit instructed managers to instead assign a rating of "marginal," a higher mark, because of business considerations.
