Sentence examples for batch quantity from inspiring English sources

Computers and Industrial Engineering, 47(1), 77 89) proposed a model, which dealt with the optimum batch quantity in a single-stage system in which rework is done by addressing two different operational policies to minimize the total system cost, but their models do not consider planned backorders.

With this technique, similarly thin nanosheets were produced in this work for the LRH solid solutions of Y/RE (RE = Pr, Sm, Eu, Tb, Dy, Ho, Er, and Tm) in good batch quantity (0.03 mol of LRH or ~10 g).

As a reference to compare against, we compute an inherently batch quantity: the most likely state trajectory given all the observations, the so-called the Viterbi path { n 1 : T *, m 1 : T *, r 1 : T * } = arg max n 1 : T, m 1 : T, r 1 : T p ( n 1 : T, m 1 : T, r 1 : T | x 1 : F, 1 : T ).

The products are made in batch quantities ranging from several dozen to several thousand units at a time.

In the last two decades or so, spinning and flow forming have gradually matured as metal forming processes for the production of engineering components in small to medium batch quantities.

To effectively manufacture three-dimensional sheet metal parts with various curvatures produced in small batch quantities, continuous sheet metal forming, a new flexible forming technology is being developed.

Development of CNC machine tools is a great contribution to the manufacturing domain as automation of the machining process with flexibility to handle small to medium batch quantities in part production now becomes possible.

As mentioned by Bhardwaj and Fairhurst (2009), Jovanovic et al. (2014), Memic and Minhas (2011) and Cachon and Swinney (2011), frequent fluctuation of customer demand with smaller batch quantities and, short production and distribution lead-times, are the key characteristics of fast fashion apparels.

The larger, for-profit laboratories adopted "smurfing", a network of multiple purchasers with multiple identifications, to illegally circumvent purchasing restrictions and obtain needed batch quantities of over 30 g of pseudoephedrine.

"Early humans only really needed to get a basic sense of small batches of quantities, like the number of people in the clan, or how many animals might occupy a certain area," according to one paper.

Nevertheless the chemical industries nowadays are increasingly involved in specialty chemicals (small quantity, batch production, high added value) as well as formulated products (complex mixtures targeted to confer specific end-use properties).