Sentence examples for problems of allocating from inspiring English sources
Noting the problems of allocating powers correctly, Madison supported placing some authority with member units since they would be best fit to address "local circumstances and lesser interests" otherwise neglected by the center (Federalist 37).
We examine the problems of allocating the components to feeders and sequencing the placement of these components on the PCBs, populated by a rotary head machine with surface mount technology.
Based on super CCR efficiency invariance and practical feasibility, we adopt the data envelopment analysis technique to build three models for solving the two problems of allocating the above two kinds of fixed inputs among all DMUs and the common output target sharing problem companying with the fixed resource allocation, respectively.
This paper distinguishes two kinds of fixed input allocation problems: the problem of allocating a fixed cost across a set of comparable decision making units (DMUs) and that of allocating a fixed resource along with sharing a common output target among DMUs.
The problem of allocating resources within a specific field, such as health or education, is conceptually similar to that faced in drawing up the national budget.
Robinson Crusoe had a problem of allocating his time between sleep, garnering food, building shelter, etc.; and he confronted implicit costs of extending any one activity, for more food meant less of other things.
The problem of allocating scarce resources is one that democracies grapple with at the national level, especially in an era of mobile capital; what is the level of taxation that will maximise revenue without stifling enterprise or driving the rich abroad?
This contribution revisits the problem of allocating R&D subsidies by government agencies.
We consider the problem of allocating clients to base stations in wireless networks.
We consider the problem of allocating m objects to n agents.
It describes the problem of allocating a job to the right agent.
