Sentence examples for combining facilities from inspiring English sources

"We expect savings from combining facilities and systems".

A study by researchers at the Marilyn and Gordon Macklin Intergenerational Institute in Ohio, suggested it led to advanced social development in children and a report by the United States Department of Health and Human Services found combining facilities and programmes "could increase the level and quality of service".

Only by combining facility of execution with great industry could a man who died at the age of 42 have painted a body of work as large as his.

This research is expected to provide a useful modeling framework for combining facility location model with wireless network design in a 3D environment.

General connected facility location (GConFL): Bardossy and Rahavan [5] develop a dual-based local search (DLS) heuristic for a family of problems combining facility location decisions with connectivity requirements, namely the (general) Steiner tree-star, ConFL and RoB.

While it is still the commercial banks as a group that have the greatest continuing need for the combined facilities of the nationwide money market, there is frequent and continuous participation by a great variety of institutional investors who channel the public's savings into various uses and who must always also make some provision for their own liquidity.

In this paper, we extend the LRP with intra-route facilities to handle so-called combined facilities at which different replenishment services are offered to visiting vehicles.

We find that combined facilities help to reduce both the overall costs of the operated logistics network and the fleet size.

At all events nothing will happen for a year or two at least as the two companies learn to love one another, work out redundancies and hires, combine facilities, etc.

"At some offices, a host, often created from a combined facilities management and IT support function, provides a one-stop shop for all support needs, from travel to technology and personal shopping, dry cleaning to bicycle repair".

Now the fourth largest college on the OU campus, the combined facilities are designed to help prepare hundreds of students who hope to become the next Katie Couric, David Broder, Wolf Blitzer, Tom Friedman, Jim Lehrer, John Steinbeck, Garrison Keillor or maybe even Bill O'Reilly or Arianna Huffington, as well as leaders in the fields of advertising and public relations.