Sentence examples for rules to allocate from inspiring English sources

Both companies were criticized sharply by Senator Levin for using accounting rules to allocate revenue to other nations to avoid paying taxes in the United States.

We make use of the fuzzy logic truth values in conjunction with SWRL rules to allocate symbolic value to the predicted current network bandwidth.

We propose a game theoretic model and design a mechanism (a bonus scheme for all managers and an allocation rule to allocate realized capacity to the product managers) that elicits truthful reporting by all managers.

end{aligned}Composition up (Moulin 2000) states that if after having distributed the endowment, this increases, then a rule recommends the same if (i) we cancel the initial distribution and apply the rule to the revised problem, or (ii) we let agents keep their initial awards, adjust their claims down by these amounts, and re-apply the rule to allocate the increment of the endowment.

The multi-reservoir system manager, at the upper level of the hierarchy, optimizes water-transfer rule curves to allocate trans-boundary water resources spatially.

In essence, the general rule is to allocate high-priority RBs to the MSs with the least favourable SINR conditions.

In the important special case of two populations, Fisher's LDF becomes: The discrimant rule is to allocate a case with values x to Π1 if the value of the LDF is greater than zero and to Π2 otherwise.

The rule is to allocate x to the population Πj giving the largest likelihood to x Lj x) = max Li(x)     (12) In practice, the sample maximum likelihood allocation rule is used, in which sample estimates are inserted for parameter values in the pdf's fj x).

All of these approaches that use rules to spatially allocate LULC change tend to be simpler and more transparent than the general equilibrium scenario analysis as exemplified by the MA, agent-based modeling, or statistical analyses.

Because of recent changes to the rules Republicans use to allocate convention delegates, it is more difficult for a candidate to end the contest early, the way John McCain did in 2008.

IRS rules require you to allocate 40% of the costs and depreciation to personal use and 60% to your rental business.