Examples of using Allocators in English and their translations into Slovak
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Radio allocators for heating costs.
Mirvis: The majority of our clients are made up of large banks,private equity firms, allocators, fund of funds, endowments, and hedge funds.
Billing based on the measurement of heat consumption using heat cost allocators shall be accompanied with explanations of the numbers available through displays of heat cost allocators, taking into account the standard characteristics of heat cost allocators(EN 834)44.
In such buildings, measurements of individual heat consumption can then be carried out by means of individual heat cost allocators installed on each radiator.
Where the use of individual heat consumption meters is not technically feasible,individual heat cost allocators, in accordance with the specifications in Annex VI(1.2), shall be used for measuring heat consumption at each radiator.
At the beginning of the game, each participant was told that she had been assigned an“allocator” thatwould give her free tokens each round and that some allocators were more generous than others.
This obligation may, where a MemberState so provides, and except in the case of sub-metered consumption based on heat cost allocators under Article 9a(2), be fulfilled by a system of regular self-reading by the final customer or final user whereby they communicate readings from their meter.
However, heat meters and heat cost allocators in multi-apartment or multi-purpose buildings are only justified if technically feasible, cost effective and proportionate in relation to the potential energy savings, and can otherwise lead to undesired consequences such as creating new risks of energy poverty instead of combating it, and impede other measures which would deliver greater energy efficiency results for customers.
Minimal allocator fixes: Several library components(including basic_string and std::function) did not work with user-defined allocators implementing C++11's minimal allocator interface, instead requiring C++03's verbose allocator interface.
This obligation may, where a MemberState so provides, save in the case of sub-metered consumption based on heat cost allocators under Article 9b, be fulfilled by a system of regular self-reading by the final customer or final user whereby they communicate readings from their meter.
Where the use of individual meters is not technically feasible or where it is not cost-efficient or proportionate in relation to the potential energy savings to measure heating or cooling in each building unit, individual heat cost allocators shall be used to measure heat consumption at each radiator unless it is shown by the Member State in question that the installation of such heat cost allocators would not be cost efficient.
Where the use of individual meters is not technically feasible or not cost-efficient, to measure heating, individual heat cost allocators shall be used for measuring heat consumption at each radiator, unless it is shown by the Member State in question that the installation of such heat cost allocators would not be cost-efficient.
Where the use of individual meters is not technically feasible or not cost-efficient, to measure heating, individual heat cost allocators shall be used for measuring heat consumption at each radiator, unless it is shown by the Member State in question that the installation of such heat cost allocators would not be cost-efficient.
Where the use of individual meters is not technically feasible or where it is not cost-efficient to measure heat consumption in each building unit, individual heat cost allocators shall be used to measure heat consumption at each radiator unless it is shown by the Member State in question that the installation of such heat cost allocators would not be cost-efficient.
Where the use of individual meters is not technically feasible or where it is not cost-efficient to measure heating or cooling in each building unit, individual heat cost allocators shall be used to measure heat consumption at each radiator unless it is shown by the Member State in question that the installation of such heat cost allocators would not be cost efficient.
Development of the first electronic heat cost allocator.
DHCP Allocator- A simplified DHCP service that assigns the IP address, gateway, and name server on the local network.
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.
Further, each participant was also told that shewould have a chance to either keep her allocator or be assigned a new one after 16 rounds of the game.
It is almost always better to spend time reducing thetotal number of allocations versus implementing a custom allocator.”- John Carmack.
Further, each participant was also told that shewould have a chance to either keep her allocator or be assigned a new one after 16 rounds of the game.
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.
Participants that benefited from the lottery were more likely to keep 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(Figure 4.14).
Under the supervision of either the national authority or the coordinator, the system users are identified on the basis of thedifferent roles assigned to them by the request handler, allocator, referral handler and local data administrator.
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.
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 who benefited from the lottery were more likely to keep 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(figure 4.15).