Sentence examples for proportion allocation from inspiring English sources

The real time change proportion allocation technique of three metal powders, powder uniform mixing technique, and coaxial powder delivery technique are studied.

Therefore, the impact of feature proportion, which has been ignored by most existing work, should be taken into account and more study is required as to how to make feature proportion allocation benefit the performance of multi-biometric systems.

Fruit shape is expressed as diameter/length, and proportion allocation to exocarp as (exocarp width x 2)/diameter.

The proportion allocation statistical technique which is described by randomly selection table [ 31] was used to obtain sub-sample from different levels of health facilities i.e. dispensaries, health centers and hospitals from each district.

The definition of proportional allocation is the proportion of each of these four stratifications within the sample cohort that is coincident with that of Guangdong province according to the fifth National Census in China in 2000 (1.3: 1.8: 7.2: 1) [ 28].

In particular, that study found increasing competition in unmown plots in the wet meadow was accompanied with changes in plant aboveground biomass allocations such that the proportion of allocation towards supportive organs (stems and petioles) increased relative to carbon assimilating leaves.

The source region with the highest proportion of allocation was considered the main source region.

Government will be hard pressed even to maintain the present proportion of allocation to the social sector in view of increasing demand for physical infrastructure.

We consider treatment difference and odds ratio to find the optimal allocation proportion.

Program support costs that were shared among multiple activities (e.g. salaries of management staff) were allocated using time allocation proportions of implementing staff, according to ABC methodology.

Since lower quality individuals senesce more rapidly than higher quality individuals, an optimal allocation proportion exists and we derive an expression for how this proportion depends on population parameters that determine the senescence rate, the per-capita mortality rate, and the effects of these rates on the dynamics of the quality variable.