allocation [ˌæləˈkeɪʃn] N no pl
1. allocation (assignment):
- allocation
- назначе́ние nt
- allocation
- выделе́ние nt
2. allocation (distribution):
- allocation
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How quantities of use-values are allocated in a market economy depends mainly on their exchange value, and this allocation is mediated by the cash nexus.
en.wikipedia.org For example, some clean coal technologies via carbon sequestration and the allocation of electromagnetic spectrum by auction are ideas that emerged from technology policy schools.
en.wikipedia.org The relevance of life-cycle framework, therefore, builds on inter-temporal allocation of resources between the present and an uncertain future with the goal of maximizing utility.
en.wikipedia.org However, for containers that require frequent allocations of small objects, such as map and list, using the default allocator is generally slow.
en.wikipedia.org Each building had an estimated capacity of 3,000 residents and an approximate space allocation at 30 ft per person.
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