The production planner can typically run this customized DSS at the beginning of each planning period (commonly one working day), and after making the decision about final changes on the detailed schedule, data of production order is extracted.
Until the 20th century, American workers commonly had only one day off a week -- the choice of day often depending on their religion.
Lisa Meulbroek ([1992], p. 1672) reports that 'insider trading takes place 13.2 trading days… before the inside information is publicly announced.' The Post-Event Window (Fig. 3) is commonly set to one day.
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We envision these products will one day be commonly used to create new thrilling experiences and support human mobility".
Commonly, one to three flowers open on the same day within an inflorescence.
Imagine if one day the most commonly asked question of a young adult is, "Where are you going to do your Service Year?" Service Year is an idea whose time has come, and although the ground has been tilled and is fertile, President-Elect Trump could lead the effort to take it to scale.
We found that neurons in the adult brain and in the nervous system of one day old embryos commonly use transcription factors - some of them identical - during the differentiation process.
Many procedures performed commonly as one-day surgery are lacking (e.g. hand, foot, testicle, nerve surgery) and several eligible operations cannot be performed routinely in outpatient units (e.g. vaginal reconstruction, excision of anus, skin transplant).
Commonly, microbiological culture techniques take more than one day to yield results and therefore, a simple, cost-effective, in situ detection system is required for testing food safety.
