Sentence examples for depot visits from inspiring English sources

Each vehicle starts at a depot, visits a set of customers on a route, and returns to the same depot.

Each vehicle, whose capacity cannot be exceeded, leaves the depot, visits some customers, and returns to the depot.

Of 50 public pharmaceutical depots visited, 48 (96%) had single-use 5 ml syringes available.

Then for each array, the vehicle starts to move from the depot and visits the nodes in the arrays in the order described until it is not possible to add a further node.

When I was a really little kid -- my siblings are older than me, my closest brother actually eight years older -- we used to be able to take the dolly, which was a real small train, up to my grandpa's depot and visit my grandparents.

Constraints (16) satisfy that all vehicles that depart from depots must visit all treatment facilities established in potential locations.

It is characterized by a set of customers such that each of the customers either supplies (pickup customers) or demands (delivery customers) a given amount of a single product, and by a vehicle, whose given capacity must not be exceeded, that starts at the depot and must visit each customer only once.

It could be argued that due to limited mental health staff and services in many primary healthcare clinics in Palestine, physician and patients' families prefer depot medications to minimize visits and avoid the daily burden on these clinics.

A solution to the CVRP consists of a collection of (K) routes with minimum travel cost for (K) identical vehicles each with capacity (C), such that each route for each vehicle must begin and end at the depot, each customer is visited exactly by one route, and the sum of the demand of the customers visited by a route does not exceed the vehicle capacity (C) (Ralphs et al. 2003; Kumar et al. 2014).

Keith Alexander, the manager of the recycling depot that Mr. Jamelske visited every Monday, said he had an immense collection of cans and bottles in his basement.

That kind of time, at larger subsidiary such as First Manchester, would see Barker spend a week visiting "every depot at 5am when all the drivers will be there, then the engineers, and work out the best time to get to the cleaners, handing out my details to everyone".