Examples of using Allocator in English and their translations into Greek
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Computer
Ordinarily, I would, but if the Allocator says"No".
Please, Doctor, the Allocator knows which patients need help the most.
Bills based on actual consumption/heat cost allocator readings.
This way each Techem allocator is regulated for the thermal capacity and the type of that radiator.
Billing based on actual consumption or heat cost allocator readings.
First, in this version, the allocator received an endowment of either $30 or $5 to share with the receiver.
The Almond, once scalded,take action in, an adjustable electromagnetic vibrant allocator.
In this case the allocator“ignores” the measured ambient temperature and takes a fixed temperature value eg.
Out went the teams supervising meat, veg, bakery, andin came an algorithmic task allocator.
The receiver had no way of verifying how much money the allocator had been given, information which the allocator was not required to divulge.
It is almost always better to spend time reducing the total number of allocations versus implementing a custom allocator.”- John Carmack.
The SLA Resource Allocator acts as the interface between the Data Center/Cloud service provider and external users/brokers.
Further, each participant was also told that she would have a chance to either keep her allocator or be assigned a new one after 16 rounds of the game.
Resource allocator- It relates to the assigning resources(money, people, time and equipment) between functions and divisions, setting the budgets of lower managers.
Further, each participant was also told that she would have a chance to either keep her allocator or be assigned a new one after 16 rounds of the game.
I have spent more time on allocator improvements than I care to admit before writing some tooling to find out exactly where all these allocations were coming from.
The whole concept behind privatisations and public-private partnerships(PPPs) is that the private sector is a better manager anda more efficient allocator of resources.
In the traditional version of the game,one player(the allocator) receives a sum of money and proposes how to divvy it up with a partner(the receiver).
In order to enable final users to regulate their own energy consumption, billing shall take place onthe basis of actual consumption or heat cost allocator readings at least once per year.
The second change was that if the receiver rejected the allocator's offer he orshe would receive a default amount of $7.50(or $1.25)-whereas the allocator would get no money at all.
Even though participants were explicitly told that the lottery was unrelated to the performance of their allocator, the outcome of the lottery still impacted participants' decisions.
According to Herbert Gintis(2006), the allocator has a fear of rejection(on his offer) which makes him more self-protective and less profit-seeking.
The best way to create higher long-term growth is to increase competition andmake the market the allocator of capital, as it will seek the most productive use of that capital.
Well, not quite, because the task allocator didn't know when a customer was going to drop a box of eggs, couldn't predict when some crazy kid was going to knock over a display, or when the local high school decided that everybody needed to bring in coconuts the next day.
For products based on Greek shares, yields have exceeded 18%, for structured products they range between 2%- 10% and,in the case of the Euro medium-risk Strategic Allocator typical product, yields have reached an annualized 9% for the 2.5 years or so since its introduction.
Participants that benefited from the lottery were more likely to retain their allocator, and this effect was stronger when the lottery happened in round 16-right before the replacement decision-than when it happened in round 8.
At either the 8th round or the 16th round(i.e.,right before the chance to replace the allocator) participants were randomly placed in a lottery where some won 5000 points, some won 0 points, and some lost 5000 points.
At either the 8th round or the 16th round(i.e.,right before the chance to replace the allocator) participants were randomly placed in a lottery where some won 5,000 points, some won 0 points, and some lost 5,000 points.
Given what you know about Huber and colleagues' research goals,you can see that the allocator represents a government and this choice represents an election, but participants were not aware of the general goals of the research.
Participants that benefited from the lottery were more likely to retain their allocator, and this effect was stronger when the lottery happened in round 16-right before the replacement decision-than when it happened in round 8.