At the June 1972 Annual Meeting held in Washington DC, agreement was reached for 16 ground fish stocks, and by 1974, virtually all species of all types in the ICNAF area were under allocations and TAC controls.
In the proposed scheme, relay selection can be achieved with subcarrier allocation under the control of a centre, i.e. the base station, while the next step is achieved by each user.
3.3.2 Resource Allocation and Control.
It also is a contractor with government and other entities and thus must assure proper use of property under its control and allocation of overhead and similar costs.
It also is a contractor with government and other entities, and thus must assure proper use of property under its control and allocation of overhead and similar costs.
Under this, a robust control allocation algorithm is developed to map the virtual control demand onto individual actuator in an optimal manner, which takes into account the estimation uncertainties and ensures some fault-tolerant ability.
The police are decentralized and generalized to allow a more flexible resource allocation, while remaining under political control.
Comparison to control conditions suggests that in contexts where the allocation is at least partially under the control of Player 1, Player 2 will punish Player 1 accountable for unintentional negative outcomes.
Moreover, the allocation of public housing units was under the control of Protestant-dominated local councils, which were accused of discriminatory practices.
He kept his end under strict control but it meant that his allocation, which brought him Wood's wicket and cost only 29, was exhausted little more than half way through Yorkshire's innings.
For valuable overfished inshore species, the system brought the expansion of effort under some control, reduced catch levels during the allocation, and provided an ongoing means to directly control catch levels.
