Based on a 2010 market data ranking, Enterprise, made up of Alamo, Enterprise and National, was the dominant car rental company based on fleet, locations and revenue.
Estimates from the spatial model reveal spatial spillover effects in fleet harvest location behavior.
Nelson's intuitive genius about Napoleon, for instance, mattered far more in defeating him than the intelligence on the French fleet's location that arrived late from London.
Greenpeace, too, disapproves of Sea Shepherd's methods and reportedly refused to share information about the whaling fleet's location or activities.
With each vehicle in a fleet reporting location and driving dashboards, fleet managers learned to turn this simple utilization data into smarter decisions around how their fleets were deployed.
When news of the Franco-Spanish fleet's location reached the Admiralty, they appointed Vice-Admiral Horatio Nelson to take command of the blockading force at Cadiz, which at the time was being commanded by Vice-Admiral Cuthbert Collingwood.
Using the new, lightweight equipment that had come on the market after the war, filmmakers like Morris Engel, Ruth Orkin and Ray Ashley, with their "Little Fugitive" in 1953, found that a new kind of drama could be shot in the actual streets of the city, without the crowd-drawing encumbrances of large Hollywood crews and fleets of location trucks.
We deal with a distribution network design problem that involves location, fleet assignment and routing decisions.
This paper addresses the capacitated location-routing problem (CLRP), raised by distribution networks involving depot location, fleet assignment and routing decisions.
In this paper we discuss a carrier-based offshore CCS system, in which CO2 carriers may transport crude oils on inbound voyage, and seek the optimal configuration of the system including liquefaction plant location, fleet assignment, and the optimal pressure and temperature of the cargo CO2.
