Sentence examples for interchange system from inspiring English sources

Pack the field with giant brutes who power up field, confident in the knowledge they'll have a rest after the powerhouse because of the interchange system (also another story).

Instead, the league will remain with the current interchange system for at least another season after clubs were told at a recent Rugby Football League council meeting that the move will not be introduced next season – although it has been described as highly likely to be introduced in 2017.

Under Ford's existing EDI (electronic data interchange) system, the company already communicates well with its Tier 1 suppliers, the companies that build large, integrated systems, seats or wheels and braking.

Ergin et al. (2015) indicate that port charges are the most important criterion, while the length of port berthing time and access to an electronic data interchange system are the least important criteria for port selection.

The aim of the paper is to outline critical factors (such as the pallet logistics network, the interchange system) in designing closed loop pallet management systems; a simulation-based tool has been developed in order to support logistic managers in designing effective organizational scenarios for these systems.

"From a consumer point of view, the current interchange system is not defensible.

Tradeshift is a departure for people who have become accustomed to working on electronic data interchange (EDI) systems developed in the enterprise IT age of the 1990s.

The dozen or so other Healtheon deals have brought in doctors, pharmacies, hospitals and the electronic data interchange (EDI) systems already used by some medical entities to communicate on private networks.

The adoption of just-in-time (JIT) manufacturing techniques and electronic data interchange (EDI) systems that allow for the electronic exchange of data in the accounting and production processes, represent two significant dimensions of manufacturing strategy that might assist a firm's operational ability to respond to demands of the new manufacturing environments.

To facilitate interoperability of data, models, and related metadata in storage and system-to-system interchange, there is a need for a common set of comprehensive standards.

The model and heuristic were tested by applying the technique to a real life example, a full system interchange with 4 legs and 8 ramps.