Sentence examples for program allocation from inspiring English sources

We have proposed serial and parallel program allocation from server to backend tiers and also compared average Turnaround Time and Maximum Turnaround Time to complete all programs with two and four backend tiers.

Our survey of compilers and related architectures cover the aspects like translation mechanisms of program construct, their optimization techniques, memory ordering methods, program allocation and scheduling and special architectural features.

The geographical location determines a child's program allocation as the two areas are some distance apart, children and caregivers were thus obliged to attend one or other programme depending on their place of residence.

Multivariate analyses using linear and logistic regression were performed for findings that were found to be significant in the univariate analysis, adjusting for age, gender, duration of main illness, program allocation and country of birth.

While impact evaluations could be regarded as costly and methodologically challenging (often requiring the identification of control groups that are deprived from a certain service at some point of time), the cost of impact evaluation are often small when compared to total program allocations.

The program's allocation models, developed by money managers Callan Associates of San Francisco, opted heavily for bonds in this case.

Even better, we can buy payday loan lenders or, like JP Morgan (JPM) and other beloved Banksters, we can make $500M running food stamp programs, which eats up 25% of the program's allocation paying JPM to provide food stamp debit cards.

For instance, B. Ekser et al. [ 30, 31] use the North Italian Transplant Program (NITp) allocation criteria for older donors.

It also highlights the need to improve the structure and coordination of the screening program through allocation of adequate resources and facilitation of collaboration among different agencies involved.

The randomization will take place by an independent researcher using the program "Random Allocation Software", made available by the EMGO+ Institute for Health and Care Research in Amsterdam.

Evidence on the uptake and effectiveness of the financial assistance intervention will help inform current national and regional program resource allocation as well as the need and/or feasibility of expanding current programs.