to set apart for a particular purpose.
EXAMPLE!- to allocate funds for new projects.
Hoard memory allocator was created on 1999-09-29.
Resource allocator is a managerial role that distributes funding, decides about the time, people needed and of course the span of time a project will consume. Resource allocator can also refer as the one whoâ??s responsible for allocating resources in the business.
a computer system has many resources 1. hardware and 2:software which are required to solve the problems like memory space,file storage etc .os acts as a manager for these resources so it is viewed as resource allocator
The allocator places a process in the smallest block of unallocated memory in which it will fit.
The slab allocator in operating systems manages memory allocation by dividing memory into fixed-size blocks called slabs. Each slab is dedicated to a specific type of data structure, such as a certain size of objects. When a request for memory allocation is made, the slab allocator assigns memory from the appropriate slab, reducing fragmentation and improving efficiency. This method helps to speed up memory allocation and deallocation processes in the operating system.
Waste Allocator Load Lifter Earth Class and EVE stands for Extraterrestrial Vegetation Examiner
figurehead, leader, liaison, spokesperson, disseminator,monitor, resource allocator, entrepreneur, disturbance handler and negotiator
A manager in a business sector has to play various roles-as a figure head, as a Liaison,as a leader,as a moderator,as a disseminator,as a spokesperson,as a entrepreneur,as a disturbance handler,as a resource allocator and as a negotiator.
1.Interpersonal i.e figurehead,leader,liaison 2.Informational i.e monitoring,dissemination,spokesman 3.Decisional i.e distabance hendler ,resources allocator,negociator
It has a lot of advantages compare to regular phones, more features like word processing, email, map allocator and even faxing services. Work more than a PDA's.
Because that's exactly what an operating system is designed to do. Its purpose is to allocate memory & resources to the tasks being demanded by the operator - and also control all the electronics of the computer - including peripherals.
Because that's exactly what an operating system is designed to do. Its purpose is to allocate memory & resources to the tasks being demanded by the operator - and also control all the electronics of the computer - including peripherals.