Sentence examples for usually assigned to a from inspiring English sources

He said about 100 employees were usually assigned to a district.

The biblical events, however, are usually assigned to a period between about 1400 and 1200 bc.

Eventually, he wants to tackle the role of the abusive fisherman in "Peter Grimes," which, these days, is usually assigned to a heroic tenor.

In present-day devices, actuators are usually assigned to a single control task.

A NameNode is usually assigned to a single machine with the highest capacity resources.

Given the low content in four-member siloxane rings, the band at ~550 cm-1, which is usually assigned to a coupled mode in these units, must have some contribution from defective structures [26], possibly associated with Pd II) and Pt II) species that were not reduced.

There are also brass and woodwind quintet M.P.T.'s The manual divides Army bands into categories: large, usually assigned to an Army command; medium, for the corps level; and small, for division headquarters or individual installations.

The popularity rating of the Israeli Defence Force, although still high, is edging downwards; and in a country where women contrary to popular myth are not usually assigned to combat roles, a woman has fought a successful legal battle to be trained as a fighter pilot.

The semicircle can be usually assigned to the combination of a solid/electrolyte interface film resistance and charge transfer impedance at the electrode surface, while the line is designated to the Warburg impedance reflecting the solid state diffusion of Li into the bulk of the active materials.

Persons are usually assigned to factors by performing a cluster analysis with the persons' individual factor scores [14].

"Before the Storm" is a history of the early nineteen-sixties in which John Wayne, William F. Buckley, and Young Americans for Freedom take roles usually assigned to Allen Ginsberg, Herbert Marcuse, and Students for a Democratic Society — true prophets of the new dawn.