The model-algorithm method can handle large-scale problems, but it has to predefine a specific disruption and a specific distribution state for constructing a model and algorithm, which is inflexible, time-consuming and consequently unable to promptly obtain solutions for responding to different disruptions in real time.
However, waiting lists also existed in urban settings due to irregular financial support of designated staff, as well as inflexible times at which the service could be offered: "Last year, we had two clients that were booked for vasectomies, but the doctor who was going to do the vasectomies wanted to do it on a Saturday, and these two guys, they go to church on Saturdays, so they couldn't come.
However, analysis of larger numbers of genes using this manual approach is tedious, inflexible, and time consuming.
As such, the intervention has the potential to overcome barriers to parent use of traditional support services, such as conflicting or inflexible schedules, time constraints, and transport difficulties (41, 46), particularly those faced by rural and socioeconomically disadvantaged households (41), and should be tested with a less-advantaged sample.
If you envisage British seaside hotels stuck in the days of floral curtains, decorative crab nets and inflexible eating times (we serve dinner at six so you must eat at six!) it might be time to think again.
The Campaign for Better Transport has warned that super-peak fares would not be effective in managing peak demand, as many commuters have inflexible work times or family commitments.
The three-day executive programme targets people keen to move into the sector but who have inflexible full-time work commitments.
But Enron executives say the pay-per-view market is limited by inflexible show times and the inability to pause, stop or rewind.
