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allocate
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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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The net number of asset allocators bullish on cash increased to 10 per cent from three per cent one month earlier.
For the first time since December 2007 the majority of asset allocators responding to the survey are overweight equities - a net 9 percent are overweight the asset class.
According to Merrill Lynch's Survey of Fund Managers for December which was released here yesterday, "a net 47 percent of global asset allocators say that oil is now undervalued after falling in price by more than 60 percent in three months.
 
 
 
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