In the first instance, inventories increase.
For instance, inventories are only one element of GDP.
For instance, inventories, consisting mainly of coffee, drink packs and unsold brewers, totaled $602 million at the end of the second quarter.
For instance, in inventory control or memory management systems, it is often interesting to find out the location of an object or a class of objects, and probably their migration pattern in the 2D or 3D space, to devise better space allocation strategies.
For instance, if inventory of regular product cannot satisfy its demand, a higher quality item can be used as a substitute inventory (Liu and Lee 2007).
It includes, for instance, RFID-based inventory control [ 43], monitoring of blood bag temperature [ 55], checking for lab results [ 70, 71] or monitoring conditions or activities of persons, such as indicating sleeping conditions by bed sensors [ 68, 72].
If I sell dog food, for instance, my inventory would be every bag of food in my stores.
For instance, crude inventories at the US delivery hub of Cushing, Oklahoma, reached an all-time high for the week ending 1 January 2016, surpassing the previous all-time high set on 14 April 2015, by nearly 347,000 barrels, according to Genscape.
Its performance is tested over three sets of instances for the inventory location routing, location-routing and inventory-routing problems.
It then determines the supply chain response that would minimize the performance impact of the disruption at that node for instance, drawing down inventory, shifting production, expediting transportation, or reallocating resources.
They have a huge inventory of instances, but their capacity for thought isn't so different from that of the tic-tac-toe machine in the science museum.
