Примеры использования Can allocate на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The same 32-bit program launched in a 64-bit system can allocate about 4 Gbytes actually about 3.5 Gbytes.
This very 32-bit program launched on a 64-bit system can allocate nearly 4 GB of memory in practice about 3.5 GB.
Here we can allocate one more stage: work,
We can allocate 3 reliable shops,
You can allocate the power range 0(4)-20mA to a range of the relative conductivity between 1- 100.
However, even this price is still beyond the reach of many countries, as the funds they can allocate to health services are limited.
strictly necessary and actually teachesyvat time reserve, which can allocate students to study them during the internship.
We can allocate the following reservation-related data to your profile:
The intent of this research is to provide a foundation upon which policy-makers can allocate resources towards the greatest return on investment.
financial resources the Secretariat can allocate to the system.
they do not necessarily have professionals who can allocate and spend the money.
CommuniGate Pro can let the OS select"ephemeral ports" for outgoing TCP connections, or it can allocate these ports itself.
This situation is particularly dramatic in the case of the Office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights(UNOHCHR), that can allocate only less than 0,3 person-year for carrying out the task of"developing indicators of human rights.
family budget it can allocate to all their own needs have been fulfilled.
The Board can allocate travel grants on the basis of the contributions paid
their funding was dependent on whatever the line agency can allocate to support the operation of the body.
Government programmes can allocate resources either directly to the target enterprises, through publicly managed investment funds
The Board can allocate travel grants on the basis of the contributions paid
by reducing the indebtedness of our countries to a sustainable level, we can allocate more resources to priorities such as universal education
the direct resources that the UN agencies can allocate to a mid-income country like Belarus will increasingly be limited by their existing resource allocation formula.