Representing the high point in the development of contingency theory, Thompson's thesis, published in Organizations in Action (1967), holds that good organizational designs are those that buffer core technologies from disturbances, such as interruptions in scheduling or inventory shortages.
That happened in 2001, after an interruption in the schedule caused by the events of 9/11.
These spokesmen said, however, that they expected no interruption in the scheduled telecasts of major college football this weekend or next weekend.
Figure 6 displays the load profiles after load transfer and load interruption in both schedules.
Not only does this guarantee that unforeseen interruptions in your schedule won't interfere with exercise, but studies have shown that our will power is higher early in the day before we've had to exert a lot of self-control.
Isn't it supposed to be one of the loudest places in the N.F.L.?" Additionally, the interruption in the league schedule may cause the N.F.L. to cancel the week of wild-card playoff games, which means two fewer teams per conference would qualify for the playoffs.
In some cases, a change in the regorafenib dose or an interruption in the treatment schedule may be needed (Table 5).
If the DFBA Optimization Engine estimates that the change in network configuration will compensate possible trade-offs (e.g., interruption in service), it schedules the reconfiguration of the frequency and bandwidth assignment.
"Like many people in Florida, her personal life was unsettled by the recent hurricanes and the subsequent interruption to her schedule left her unable to complete her personal preparations".
An interruption to our schedule can be an inconvenience, don't you think?
Maintenance activities have been ignored in many studies on scheduling problems where all machines are assumed to be available without interruption in the planning horizon.
