Sentence examples for more complex allocation from inspiring English sources

In France a more complex allocation of territorial responsibilities among secretaries of state had begun to give way to functional responsibilities by the end of the ancien régime in 1789.

Using VMs mirrored after the actual Amazon EC2 VMs allows for the exploration of complex CCSs with much more complex allocation configurations, especially when the distribution of VMs is assigned in accordance with a probability distribution.

Other preference functions might be explored, possibly modelling small team-working, though this would require a more complex allocation and routing method.

Uncertainties caused by natural conditions and human activities make optimal allocation more complex.

For example, one aspect of growth rate displays a negative genetic correlation with our index of immunocompetence (DJG unpublished data), suggesting that a more complex model of resource allocation than the simpler two-trait system of our indices of immunocompetence and condition might need to be considered to understand the maintenance of genetic variance in these traits.

Beside the scenario considered in this article, energy efficiency can be further improved with more complex schemes, e.g., adaptive bit allocation on subcarriers and phase alignment operation at relay nodes.

Over the past two weeks, the risk-trade basket has had the worst of it: the Australian dollar, for example, fell by 6% against the yen in the course of just four days.Asset-allocation decisions are becoming more complex, too.

On the other hand, combinatorial auctions require more complex operations research mechanisms to determine load allocations and the corresponding prices [1, 4, 17].

The proposed procedure is able to solve complex allocation problems such as the spatio-temporal allocation of a budget among more than two areas with spatially differing species-specific cost and benefit functions of any shapes.

(2) Dispatching of distribution network is more complex due to a large amount of small scale fluctuating DERs with high diversity and dispersal allocation.

Moreover, the omega limit set may be more complex; e.g., it may consist of (the image of) a Jordan curve, such that the labor allocation converges to a limit cycle, i.e., the labor allocation dynamics are cyclical for t → ∞.