Sentence examples for on the apportionment from inspiring English sources

The same legislative leaders previously mentioned would pick two members from the pool to be on the apportionment committee, and those eight people would choose three more members from the nominations pool.

Computing their concentrations relied on the apportionment of measurements from other substances.

Additional file 1 also provides detail on the apportionment of spatial vs. temporal variation in the raw Year 2 concentrations.

An alternative approach, therefore, would be to conduct a sensitivity analysis of source-apportionment results, to mathematically identify and quantify the effect of each species on the apportionment process source-indicative tracers for a given local source (Marmur et al. 2006, 2007).

The topological limitation on nonadjacent re-entry and the value of the apportionment factor ψ are discussed.

Put into historical perspective, every map on display communicates a sense not just of a piece of land but also of the apportionment of money and power in the world at a particular moment.

But since co-op owners are not technically property owners -- they are instead shareholders in a corporation that owns the property in which their apartments are located -- and since it is the co-op corporation that pays property taxes on the entire building, the apportionment of property tax credits and abatements among individual shareholders is more complicated.

This is based on the agreed apportionment.

The three nationalist parties, one representing each of the main communities, are almost states unto themselves: they still win most of the elections, control most of the media and dole out most of the patronage.Whereas Dayton depends on the precise apportionment of power and responsibility, the essence of these parties is to smudge distinctions.

In May 2003, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's Particulate Matter Centers Program sponsored the Workshop on the Source Apportionment of PM Health Effects.

On 29 30 May 2003, the U.S. EPA PM centers sponsored the Workshop on the Source Apportionment of PM Health Effects, hosted by the New York University NYU PM Research Centerer.