Sentence examples for of reallocation from inspiring English sources

Still, the idea of reallocation troubles aldermen from lower-crime communities.

"It was an extraordinary amount of reallocation into equities, and we are benefiting from that," Mr. Fink said on Thursday in a call with analysts.

Rich-world stockmarkets may also be the big beneficiaries of reallocation by fixed-income investors who believe that the bull run in bonds is over, says Nick Smithie of UBS.Another reason to question emerging markets is rising inflation.

But as Paul Krugman points out in his "End This Depression Now!" the recession of 2008-9 did not have many industries that were growing, let alone growing as a consequence of reallocation away from home construction.

Higher value of reallocation index indicates more possibilities of reallocation of sensors that can be more cost effective than adding (upgrade) new sensors.

Recently, the concept of reallocation index has been proposed in literature for sensor network design.

"Notwithstanding these increased deliveries, we plan to produce about 10% fewer Model S and Model X in Q4 compared to Q3 because of the reallocation of some of the manufacturing workforce towards Model 3 production.

One can imagine a variety of reallocations of students from these programs that would improve expected student outcomes, especially among the disadvantaged.

In Gendreau et al. (2006) a probabilistic model has been proposed, which also limits the number of reallocations allowed.

In the discussions below, we base interpretations of reallocations of metabolic resources to pathways with different efficiencies on this evidence directly derived from the modelling results.

The rate of cancelled or rescheduled appointments the day before and the day of the appointment as well as the number of reallocations were collected as secondary outcomes.