Across all pilot and control sites there were 13 other system changes reported that were taken into account in the analysis including the opening, closing and relocation of urgent care and walk-in centres, relocation of an ED, attendance reduction schemes, ambulance service conveyance direct to walk-in centres and related publicity campaigns.
The Paleoindian literature reflects a tendency to assume that toolstone conveyance reflects direct acquisition (i.e., mobility) motivated by subsistence and technological concerns, rather than acquisition (i.e., exchange) motivated by social concerns.
As a result, three mathematical models are constructed for the problem, i.e., expected value model, chance-constrained programming model and measure-chance programming model, where the supplies, demands, conveyance capacities, direct costs and fixed charges are regarded as uncertain variables.
Getting the object reference of receiver agents is not necessary but just name identities that the message conveyance system is able to direct into accurate transport addresses.
This paper mainly investigates the fixed charge solid transportation problem under fuzzy environment, in which the direct costs, the fixed charges, the supplies, the demands and the conveyance capacities are supposed to be fuzzy variables.
Driving and coaching, art or sport of controlling and directing draft animals from a coach or other conveyance to which they are harnessed.
Scaling of direct potable water reuse (DPR) systems involves tradeoffs of treatment facility economy-of-scale, versus cost and energy of conveyance including energy for upgradient distribution of treated water, and retention of wastewater thermal energy.
It's more a conveyance than destination.
The effect is more sea creature than road-going conveyance.
Even a nonmaritime type of conveyance might do.
