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91. Among them, quadtree decomposition is a simple technique for image representation at different resolution levels that adapts spatially , allocating more bits to those complicated areas in the image.
92. The sort segment expands by allocating extents until the segment size is equal to or greater than the total storage demands of all of the active sorts running on that instance.
93. Methods Queuing theory was used to make research on the allocating of nurses on hospital ship.
94. It is necessary for an application programmer who is allocating a buffer to know how much memory to allocate for each character.
95. The politics of allocating government funds to recapitalize banks is not easy.
96. Because an investor cannot directly buy or sell an index, index futures and options contracts are cash settled by allocating a dollar amount to each index point.
97. Packet - switched data under GPRS is achieved by allocating unused cell bandwidth to transmit data.
98. Construction and scientific administration of the shelter forest system while rationally allocating different tree species is the fundamental measure to control the PLB disasters.
99. The allocating heuristic algorithm ensures the maximum satisfaction of the clients(http://Sentencedict.com), and the saving algorithm ensures the overall optimization.
100. The sense of time control of the university teachers is made up of 5 dimensions including target setting, planning, priority setting, time allocating and, outcome feedback.
101. The load_module function (which resides in ./linux/kernel/module.c) begins by allocating a block of temporary memory to hold the entire ELF module.
102. Controlling corporation by market mechanism is favor not only of protecting stockholders' interests but also of allocating scarce resources and promoting whole economic development.
103. I would maintain that a competitive market should be the economy's fundamental mechanism for allocating resources.
104. Administrative practice generally follows the judicial model in allocating burdens of proof.
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