Sentence examples for margin allocation from inspiring English sources

Historical mass growth trends are analyzed, and average levels of growth are compared to the standard margin allocation levels.

To boost its margins on allocations, H&Q would hike commissions on unrelated trades as a way to collect on the outrageous profits initial IPO holders gained by flipping their shares in a hot market, the NASD alleges.

Among Democrats, Hillary Clinton has won the popular vote, but the margin of victory and allocation of delegates is not clear.

Since we don't know how much it will cost to acquire a customer yet, we will just have to move forward assuming some budget (along with some allocation for margin in the ultimate price relative to this long term value).

They recognized that Michigan, for example, was a vulnerable state and felt that if they could keep Trump away ― by acting overly confident about their chances ― they would win it by a small margin and with a marginal resource allocation.

Therefore, a wide margin for improvements in organ allocation and utilization exists that include the use of "optimal" donors and a fair allocation between islets and whole pancreas transplant programs.

The methods are referred to as rate adaptive resource allocation (RARA) and margin adaptive resource allocation (MARA) models [22].

The total system throughputs for the two-group resource allocation (TG), the margin adaptive (MA) and the SIC schemes are compared with the upper bound system throughput.

The total system values corresponding to the two-group resource allocation (TG), the margin adaptive loading (MA) and the SIC schemes are compared with the total system upper bound.

An important feature of the ICGE model is the ability to explicit model the costs of moving products based on origin destination pairs according to the allocation of trade margins.

For inelastic applications, non-utility based resource allocation methods (such as margin adaption) generally attempt to minimize usage of wireless resources (typically power or channels)[17].