Sentence examples for over-allocate from inspiring English sources
When agents do not want bundles of size larger than k, these mechanisms over-allocate each good by at most k−1 units, ex-post.
This scheme has established a carbon price though, thanks to some cunning footwork by national governments and industries, which overestimated emissions and thus persuaded the European Commission to over-allocate credits, the price is currently close to zero.That's not much use.
You over-allocate and then re-balance because you have to engineer the peak.
The authors studied the users' utilization patterns and introduced a dynamic resource provisioning mechanism to over-allocate capacity in cloud data centers.
Users with GBR bearers need to achieve at least their target bit rate, but also should not be allocated more resources than required since that would over-allocate resources that would better serve other bearers.
The over-allocate algorithm in this mechanism considered two different parameters: the predicted resource utilization based on historical data, and dynamic occupation to determine the maximum number of resources that could be allocated over the actual PM capacity.
Therefore, the reference design over-allocates bandwidth to the stations since the allocation is done according to the stringent delay bound of all streams.
The study describes water from the Colorado River Basin as the "most over allocated in the world".
"Africa could avoid the mistakes of over-allocating its blue water resources by learning from the US, Australia, India and China.
In recent years, most of the major accounting firms, starting with Arthur Andersen, have moved to split off their consulting businesses, because of disputes over allocating profits and providing client services.
Mr Obama and his advisers, at odds over strategy, dithered over allocating troops and, far worse, set a date for them to start their withdrawal (see Lexington).This infighting and hesitancy signal a lack of commitment that has drowned out Mr Obama's warlike rhetoric.
