Sentence examples for guide supply from inspiring English sources

The new metrics can guide supply chain and manufacturing enhancements, and product design related to environmental protection and resource sustainability.

Adele, our guide, supplied us with rubber boots, crampons and head lamps, briefed us on ice-walking techniques, and then led us on a short tramp through the snow and down to the frozen canyon floor.

The preparation was placed at the centre of a cardan arm arrangement carrying the end of a liquid light guide supplying a 0.9° light stimulus, produced by a 150 W Xenon-arc lamp (Oriel, Stratford, USA) in combination with a computer-controlled monochromator (Oriel, Stratford, USA).

Phage types were determined by using a scheme of 31 S. Typhimurium typing phages based on the method of Anderson et al. (12 ) and the interpretive guide supplied by the Public Health Laboratory Service (PHLS) in Colindale, United Kingdom.

NVivo10 was used for thematic analysis of the focus group transcripts – the topic guide supplied the coding frame, while data were also analysed inductively to uncover supplementary themes [ 12].

All enamel margins were bevelled for maximum adhesive retention and optical blending using the Sonic-Sys (KaVo Company) torpedo and hemisphere diamond-coated bevel tips.Appropriate enamel and dentin shades were selected using the Vita shade guide supplied by the study sponsor under ambient lighting condition.

I'm talking about the magic of the Invisible Hand, which not only guides supply and demand to equilibrium but also pats us on the head and insures that we all remain perfectly happy within our capitalist system.

We also develop easy-to-compute and yet effective indices that (a) guide the supply chain designer in deciding which suppliers to backup, and (b) provide insights into the role of various factors such as inventory holding and shortage costs, purchasing costs, suppliers reliabilities, and product demand distributions in designing backup flexibility.

The proposed model and also methodology are expected to provide an important guide to supply chain managers in making their decisions, taking into account the fuzziness of decision variables as it is shown in a real studied case.

To help companies assess the business value of Blockchain, the Digital Supply Chain Institute (DSCI) developed the Blockchain Fitness Index, a step-by-step guide for supply chain managers to use to target the operations where Blockchain will be effective and what return to expect.

The Pharmaceutical Society of Australia (PSA) released the first protocol to guide pharmacists' supply of the ECP in 2003 11 and released an updated version in 2006.