Sentence examples for prize allocation from inspiring English sources
On these so-called "rolldown" occasions, syndicates of gamblers who have investigated the prize allocation system have toured the state, buying hundreds of thousands of $2 tickets.
The effort-maximizing prize allocation rule features a threshold.
"Speaking on everything from qualifying cutoffs, doubles and small stuff to prize-money allocation, to pensions, to real big issues.
The allocation of prizes was determined by the women's committee of USA Track and Field.
We then discuss the optimal allocation of players and prizes among sub-contests.
An allocation of the total population prize is in the core if the total amount received by any coalition is at least as great as the prize this coalition could obtain on its own.
The Nobel committee awarded the prize to the two economists "for the theory of stable allocations and the practice of market design".
But because the allocation of elite preschool admissions, penthouses overlooking Central Park and other such prizes is settled by relative bidding, the question of who gets what would be unaffected.
