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In February 1980, citing poor reception and failing equipment, they asked to switch from channel 55 to channel 20, which was reserved as educational, and make 55 the non-commercial allocation for Crossville; this was approved and WCPT-TV was ordered to move to channel 20 effective August 13.

The UHF channel 43 allocation in Bridgeport was first assigned to WICC-TV (standing for "Industrial Center of Connecticut", referring to Bridgeport), named after the local radio station.

Spectrum reallocation.

Thereafter followed thirty years of fluctuating allocation of responsibilities and a great variety of titles of both corps and individuals.

The conflict has been temporarily settled by his allocation of his interest in those fields to Gazprom.

The allocation of authority between the sub-unit and centre may vary.

Implementing the Gomides definition, Joseph Henry Vogel makes the case that ecocriticism constitutes an "economic school of thought" as it engages audiences to debate issues of resource allocation that have no technical solution.

A few private owner-groups have developed highly sophisticated usage allocation schemes and other features based on the principle of attempting to get as close as possible to the flexibility of individual ownership, and only compromising this to the minimum extent necessary to accommodate multiple owners.

Each car gets an allocation of three individual tansou (solo run) qualifying runs: only the best one counts.

The allocation of donations between Democrats and Republicans determined a company's political contribution rating, with higher ratings awarded to companies that primarily donate to Democrats.

Moreover, he also characterizes the second-best allocation rule, which is welfare-maximizing under the constraint of nonnegative profits.

In Düsseldorf the normal 28-day allocation should have been including of bread, but as there was limited grain the bread ration was only .

Shades of blue Internal labor markets (ILM) are an administrative unit within a firm in which pricing and allocation of labor is governed by a set of administrative rules and procedures.