allocator

Government is not and never will be an efficient allocator of capital.

One of the main reasons for writing a custom allocator is performance.

Graduates start their career as 'Allocators' where they learn the ground rules for the business.

Another study involved a game played by an 'allocator' and a 'receiver'.

Among the many areas of improvement considered were standard library allocators.

You might also check with Anita, the allocator, to see the support she gets for the allocation.

He believed markets rather than governments should be asset allocators.

But for asset allocators, the effect of rising oil is not straightforward.

How the top five asset allocators have placed their bets for 2013.

The multi-threaded version of its memory allocator is in C++.

"In a free-market system, price is the final allocator of scarce resources."

Yesterday there were some asset allocators moving into bonds from stocks.

Still, public institutions have historically been appalling allocators of capital.

"I've called them in the past the best allocators of capital I've ever seen," he said.

But what does self-interest tell the allocator to do?

To remedy this, the requirements of allocators were made more restrictive.

A popular approach to improve performance is to create a memory pool-based allocator.

Top level managers can no longer be resource allocators.

There is also a 'completed' button so the job allocator can quickly update the records.

This is a simple game with two players, an "allocator" and a "receiver."

The results are on average only 12% less efficient than graph coloring allocators.

The same dynamic memory allocator is often used to implement both and the operator in C++.

Of course, sometimes presence allocators do not have a choice about one or more of the media they engage with.

He views government as the redistributor and allocator of opportunity."