Sentence examples for incorporating workload from inspiring English sources
In this section, we illustrate the benefits of incorporating workload balancing, production planning and subcontracting in the proposed comprehensive model.
Contrarily, our proposed approach incorporates workload information of PAP during the MT association that ensures a balanced network.
These results reflect the importance of incorporating a workload balancing constraint in the proposed model.
While mailing list data in the United States (The US-AMA master file) does not incorporate any workload information whatsoever, full time or part time information is available from the AMPCo doctor list data.
For nurses with an existing heavy workload, incorporating coaching into their routine was challenging (Quote 3).
A human model incorporating physical and mental workload estimation is proposed, into which knowledge bases and procedures for monitoring and fault diagnosis have been built.
Although not directly costed, the model recognises the economies of scope of providing for these other diseases by incorporating an estimate of workload (beds filled, outpatients treated) attributed to other conditions.
In comparison with the previous study (Kia et al. 2012), other improving features (e.g., a variable number of cells and balancing cell workload) are incorporated to the multi-objective integrated model in order to enhance its performance and reduce the total costs as shown by a numerical example in 'Illustrative numerical examples for the single-objective model' section.
The accuracy of Markov models for non-stationary workload increases by incorporating a number of power states in the Markov chain.
The results show that incorporating the impact of mental workload on performance into account can make the rolled throughput yield (RTY) and efficiency balance when designing the MMAL.
The work incorporates temporal variation of the workload to the optimization, which allows general arrival and departure of the jobs as a function of discrete-time.
