Sentence examples for which allocated more from inspiring English sources

Caterpillar also called the infrastructure spending in President Obama's stimulus package "disappointing" compared with that of other countries, like China, which allocated more than three times as much for public works.

They more explicitly revealed a belief that the previous budget, which allocated more resources to social programs like Medicaid and the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, was far too progressive.

Based on this novel architecture, we introduce an innovative bandwidth arbitration mechanism which allocates more bandwidth to cache-line carrying long packets without requiring extra signaling overhead.

To utilize the obtained bottleneck information for job shop scheduling, we design a genetic algorithm which allocates more computational resources to the identified bottleneck machines by using a hybrid encoding scheme.

Li et al. [7] propose a rate control algorithm for real-time video transmission, which allocates more power as well as more bits to the regions of interest of a video frame and less power and fewer bits to the rest regions.

We believe that this is a continuing trend which allocates more of the preventive and interceptive procedures to dental hygienists.

This is also the case for Microstegium vimineum in the southern and eastern USA, which allocates more nitrogen to the aboveground parts than the belowground parts compared with native plants (Fraterrigo et al. 2011).

That ratio is even higher for China, which has allocated more government-supported export credits to favored exporters like Huawei than U.S. companies will ever get.

For 40%% of them (those users located near the cell border, which are allocated more transmit power), this difference may even be less than 1%%.

The panel also asked whether the Treasury Department, which has allocated more than $350 billion from the rescue package so far, failed to comply with Congress' instructions to tackle the country's foreclosure crisis.

Earlier this week, Mr. Monserrate asked Council leaders to withdraw funding from a second community group with which he is closely associated, one he once ran and to which he has allocated more than $330,000 since 2002.