Respondents thought that political forces often directly shaped the allocation decisions.
Acemoglu explains that the past allocations of talent influence future reward structures and shape the future allocation of talent note that economic structure is missing from this equilibrium process.
These classical predictions of the life-history theory emphasize that if individuals within the population experience variation in resource availability, this may shape the resource allocation strategies and trade-offs observed in the population.
These results suggest that selection pressures in the invasive area shaped the different allocation patterns in J. vulgaris in the invasive areas within 70 generations.
What resulted was a more efficient mail system, but also "a new style of demographic and social analysis, marketing and clustering" that shapes everything from the allocation of bargain fliers and mail-order catalogs to the placement of stores.
Managers were probably identified as important because of their key role in creating and shaping learning opportunities through the allocation and structuring of work (e.g. allocating varied and challenging tasks and building in time for reflection and other learning activities).
While Americans fill out their census forms to help determine the shape and allocation of Congressional districts for 10 years to come, the courts are still trying to decide how the North Carolina 12th should have been configured for the last eight.
And more than anything, they have to be willing to tackle the power and influence of the biomedical community in shaping research priorities and the allocation of resources.
Countless politically charged decisions, from the shape of congressional districts to the allocation of federal funds, depend on the results.
