Continuity testing Testing helps to examine the comprehensiveness and applicability of the BC plan and its ability to cope with various disaster and crisis scenarios.
To illustrate the practical applicability of the block planning concept, the production of beverages was considered as a case-based example.
For the problem of limited sample size, Escobar and Meeker [44] used the Monte Carlo (MC) method to simulate the implementation of the optimal plan based on the asymptotic variance, calculate the sample variance of the pth quantile, and investigate the applicability of the theoretical optimal plan by the approximation degree of the sample variance and asymptotic variance.
In a wide class of problems that we characterize formally in the paper, these methods allow us to find generalized plans with loops for solving problem instances of unbounded sizes and also to determine the correctness and applicability of the computed generalized plans.
Numerical investigations presented in Sect. 5 show the practical applicability of the proposed block planning approach.
Based on a case-based example from the beverage industry numerical experiments are conducted to examine the practical applicability of the proposed block planning approach for production systems with a single bottleneck stage.
Our first set of hypotheses (H1a, H1b, H1c) describe the influence of subjective norms, attitudes, and perceived behavioural control on entrepreneurial intention and seek support for the applicability of the Theory of Planned Behaviour to entrepreneurial intention in culturally different contexts.
We analyzed the applicability of forest planning data in predicting the occurrence of the Siberian flying squirrel (Pteromys volans) in managed northern boreal forests, in northeast Finland.
To illustrate further the applicability of the proposed framework for planning purposes, destination station-choice probability prediction is undertaken.
In addition, the applicability of the approach for experimental planning has been demonstrated.
But the real point is not the applicability of a "Saginaw plan" to New York.
