Sentence examples for strict allocation from inspiring English sources
Some parents gave students strict allocation instructions; others, only vague direction.
The berries' aroma is a powerful advertisement, and chefs and specialty produce purveyors have been hounding him and his wife, Pyongyun ("Py"), to sell them the prized fruit, but even steady customers such as Yard are on a strict allocation.
We tested hypotheses that differences in perenniality involve strict allocation of lateral meristems to vegetative vs. reproductive fates, or alternatively quantitative effects of pre-reproductive vegetative development.
However, we could reject the hypothesis that these developmental differences involved strict allocation of meristems to vegetative growth in lieu of reproduction.
An additional ethical concern is the diversion of IVIg from patients with serious conditions necessitating strict allocation of the limited supplies available (Department of Health, 2011).
They were nevertheless included as subcategories because they present important issues which often do not have a strict allocation into any field of medical teaching.
Scheduling can provide strict bandwidth allocation assurance since no transmission conflicts exist[8, 9].
Moreover, the DC-PM auction mechanism is superior to the MDC-PM auction mechanism with respect to participants' utilities and can maintain the strict lexicographic allocation order, and the MDC-PM auction mechanism outperforms the DC-PM auction mechanism in terms of welfare efficiency and platform's payoff.
This was contrary to predictions of the strict meristem allocation hypothesis.
The number of leaves produced on shoots prior to bolting, and not strict meristem allocation or variation in apical dominance, was able to explain variation in the number of inflorescences on individual plants.
One hypothesis is that a strict meristem allocation process occurs, in which lateral meristems that develop vegetatively before the onset of flowering remain vegetative through the ensuing reproductive season (Fig. 1a).
