Sentence examples for subset of allocation from inspiring English sources

The supply chain inputs, outputs, and the four alternative allocation methods are shown graphically in Figure 2. It should be noted that none of these alternatives is novel and they are a small subset of allocation methods in common use.

The theory of social choice, it is said, seeks a ranking of all options, while the theory of fair allocation focuses on the selection of a subset of allocations.

In the main stream of this theory, the problem is to select a good subset of allocations under perfect knowledge of the characteristics of the population and of the feasible set.

This explanation is not convincing, since selecting a subset of fair allocations is formally equivalent to defining a full-blown albeit coarse ranking, with "good" and "bad" allocations.

Our interpretation of this sensitivity analysis is that the complementarity result is robust and does not depend on the specifics of the subset allocation mechanism.

By contrast, when actions are observed between the two periods, a large subset of feasible and individually rational allocations can be obtained as strategic equilibria.

This paper considers the allocation problem: which subset of tasks to undertake.

RCT allocation used a subset of CONSORT guideline statements, chosen by the CONSORT Group to represent the minimum characteristics needed in reporting RCTs [ 8].

The PHO2 in Arabidopsis is a sub-component of the Pi-signalling network that functions downstream of PHR1 and regulates a subset of Pi-dependent responses, including Pi allocation between the shoot and the root [ 43, 44].

These data confirm and extend previous data underlining the central role of the determination of ANAs in defining the diagnosis, subset allocation and prognosis of SSc patients.

In this algorithm, only a subset of the tones is dynamically allocated with crosstalk canceller taps, while the other tones have a static allocation.