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allocate
To reserve a resource such as memory or disk. See memory allocation.
allocate [′a·lō‚kāt]
(computer science)
To place a portion of a computer memory or a peripheral unit under control of a computer program, through the action of an operator, program instruction, or executive program.
(industrial engineering)
To assign a portion of a resource to an activity.


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752-2 allocates a partnership recourse liability to a partner if and to the extent the partner--or a related person--bears the economic risk of loss.
Interior and BLM are also developing computer models--based in part on the Forest Service's--to help allocate funds; of Interior's other agencies, BIA allocates funds based on past regional performance in reducing fuels, FWS uses a computer model, and NPS relies on historical funding levels that were based on a now-discontinued model.
If the accounting system arbitrarily allocates costs to a job rather than allocating costs that reflect the true inputs, the firm will not be competitive when bidding jobs and will be measuring performance incorrectly.
 
 
 
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