Vocabulary Word
Word: allocate
Definition: assign; set apart for a particular purpose
Definition: assign; set apart for a particular purpose
Sentences Containing 'allocate'
The project participants negotiate and formalize agreements defining the technical, economic, and commercial outlines of the project. The risk sharing provisions of the documents are usually structured in such a way as to remove risk from the project vehicle and allocate it to someone else in a better position to absorb it.
The network server uses a provided network map to allocate processor names and initialise drivers for hardware devices at specific nodes in the network.
ABR mechanisms allow the network to allocate the available bandwidth fairly over the present ABR sources.
Eric Ries (born 1979) is a Silicon Valley entrepreneur and author recognized for pioneering the Lean Startup movement, a new-business strategy which directs startup companies to allocate their resources as efficiently as possible.
Bandwidth Management Module – Limit and allocate bandwidth use to stop bandwidth chocking.
In those early days, housing units were little more than small cubicles, and the original plan was to allocate per adult and half that for each child under 12.
In that day, in the colonies (although to an astonishing degree back in France as well), the patronage system obtained, which meant that connections with those in a position to grant contracts and allocate resources was everything.
In 1174, Saladin sent Turan-Shah to conquer Yemen to allocate it and its port Aden to the territories of the Ayyubid Dynasty.
Many cruise lines allocate cabins for dance host programs.
Cruise lines usually allocate one passenger cabin for two hosts and allow a placement agency to charge a small daily fee.
Quwatli opposed the proposed partition of the British Mandate of Palestine into separate Jewish and Arab states, arguing that the plan, which would allocate 56% of Palestine to the Jewish state, violated the rights of the Palestinian Arab majority.
In 1941, with the government restricting commercial production in order to allocate material and manpower to war production, Gellman and Weiss needed a government contract. Gellman met Henry Garsson in Washington outside a congressman's office.
The approach requires that health and social services assess need, provided a written care plan, allocate a care coordinator, and then regularly review the plan with key stakeholders, in keeping with the National Health Service and Community Care Act 1990.
Defining and compiling competencies is a long process that may sometimes require more effort and time than most organizations are willing to allocate.
Even with the return value optimization this will allocate memory at least twice: once for the temporary codice_12 and once for the result of the overall expression.
In the above example, if Vec has an rvalue-compatible constructor (known as a move constructor) and an rvalue-compatible codice_3 then these will not allocate any memory, so a new Vec is allocated only once (in the expression codice_20).
He is the author of "Kidney for Sale by Owner: Human Organs, Transplantation, and the Market" (2005), in which he argues that human body parts are commodities, and that the market is the most efficient and morally justified way to procure and allocate organs for transplant.
'"Reasons for the creation of the post of Dy.C.M:
Dr. Kalaignar M. Karunanidhi, the then Chief Minister of Tamilnadu underwent a spinal chord surgery in the year 2009 at a famous hospital in chennai, which made him wheel-chair bounded, So unable to concentrate on many of the departments from his portfolio due to his health condition, he decided to allocate some departments to his son M. K. Stalin who also holded the post of Local Administration Minister in his cabinet, thus resulting in the creation of the post of Deputy Chief Minister for the first time in tamilnadu.
The Obama administration asked Congress to allocate money toward funding the Iron Dome program in response to the waves of Palestinian rocket attacks on Israel.
An alternative view of socialism prefiguring the neoclassical models of market socialism consisted of conceptions of market socialism based on classical economic theory and Ricardian socialism, where markets were utilized to allocate capital goods among worker-owned cooperatives in a free-market economy.
In July 2010, DCC and Purbeck District councils voted to allocate up to £3 million over three years, to part-fund re-signalling work by Network Rail at Worgret Junction, which connects the Swanage branch to NR's main line near Wareham.
Owners of disbanded teams got minority stakes in NFL clubs, while a dispersement draft would allocate AAFC players to active teams in the newly organized league to be called the National American Football League.
If a client books a lesson for the time of the R-slot without specifying which instructor they would like (known as a red lesson, for the color it appears on the schedule), then the booking system will automatically allocate it to the instructor with an R slot.
Most workplaces allocate time for coffee breaks and serving coffee is an inevitable part of any visit to a private home.
During the Arab Summit in August 1967 in Khartoum after the Israeli aggression against Egypt, Syria and Jordan in 1967, Saudi Arabia supported the Arab countries and King Faisal called on all Arab countries to stand beside the three countries and allocate big amounts of funds.
All memory allocation is therefore completely automatic (one of the features of modern systems) and there is no way to allocate blocks other than this mechanism.
As chair of the Kansas State House Appropriations Committee, he had the responsibility to balance the budget, cut government spending, oppose raising taxes, and allocate over $13 billion in state revenue to public schools, universities, prisons, social services and highways.
The Cabinet of Fiji later met in Suva, Fiji in order to change the national budget to allocate relief and reconstruction funds.
Because parents are expected to invest whatever is necessary to ensure the survival of their offspring, it is generally thought that parents will allocate the maximum amount of resources available, possibly to their own detriment and that of other potential offspring.
Like Union Carriage and Wagon (UCW), Dorbyl did not allocate builder’s numbers to the locomotives it built for the SAR, but used the SAR running numbers for their record keeping.
An effective cost allocation methodology enables an organization to identify what services are being provided and what they cost, to allocate costs to business units, and to manage cost recovery.
Many development finance institutions, such as the British Commonwealth Development Corporation or Norwegian Norfund, can also be considered impact investors, because they allocate a portion of their portfolio to investments that deliver financial as well as social or environmental benefits.
The price conveys embedded information about the abundance of resources as well as their desirability which in turn allows, on the basis of individual consensual decisions, corrections that prevent shortages and surpluses; Mises and Hayek argued that this is the only possible solution, and without the information provided by market prices socialism lacks a method to rationally allocate resources.
Customer Acquisition Cost (abbreviated to CAC) refers to the resources that a business must allocate (financial or otherwise) in order to acquire an additional customers.
Moreover, if costs are entered by week and revenues by month, Javelin can allocate or interpolate as appropriate.
Xerophytes may use water from their own storage, allocate water specifically to sites of new tissue growth, or lose less water to the atmosphere and so convert a greater proportion of water in the soil to growth, or have other adaptations to manage water supply and enable them to survive.
For example, R managers can use Real Options Valuation to help them allocate their R budget among diverse projects; a non business example might be the decision to join the work force, or rather, to forgo several years of income to attend graduate school.
It would be up to city council to allocate those funds.
It's important to be prepared to allocate awards and follow through on negotiations promptly and within the promised timeframe.
It aims to broaden and upgrade the drug safety program, allocate more resources for television advertising, and theoretically allow the FDA to more efficiently review and approve safe and effective new drugs for consumers.
However, other train operating companies (such as Freightliner) have general codes with no specific location, whilst others (such as Southeastern) allocate entire class of trains to specific depots, but maintain their trains at any depots, including those with no trains allocated to them.
National governments currently allocate bands of spectrum (sometimes based on guidelines from the ITU) for use by anyone so long as they respect certain technical limits, most notably, a limit on total transmission power.