Sentence examples for embedded supply from inspiring English sources

We study the supply chain network design under supply and demand uncertainty with embedded supply chain disruption mitigation strategies, postponement with downward substitution, centralized stocking and supplier sourcing base.

The study concludes that robust technologies, adequate maintenance and financing strategies as well as embedding provision of energy supply in broader regional development strategies are necessary if implementation of SHS is going to effectively contribute towards poverty reduction in remote rural areas.

In short, it seems unlikely that Apple will rip-up and up-root an embedded Chinese supply chain in the short- to medium-term.

Producers embedded in supply chains framed in the context of a captive governance face tight relationships that may ensure market access in the short run but do not provide any stable operating framework and give them no voice in the shaping of the relationships and in the targeting of the chain product(s).

It is a practice deeply and unfortunately embedded in supply chains across multiple industries and nations.

These microbatteries help provide localized current capacities or embedded power supplies at the chip level for space exploration.

With the information-technology revolution taking place currently, we now have the opportunity to have our tools embedded into supply-chain systems that determine production and distribution schedules, process-design and location-allocation decisions.

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They had to create demand for a new value proposition by marketing it and meeting demand through production processes generating and embedding new supply chains of raw materials.

Hence, by regressing price on product attributes, the hedonic function provides estimates of the influence of each attribute on the equilibrium price, embedding both supply and demand factors (i.e., production costs and consumers' willingness to pay) (Cacchiarelli et al. 2014; Costanigro et al. 2010; Smith et al. 2016).