Sentence examples for necessary relocations from inspiring English sources

Rather than optimizing the total demand covered at least twice within r1, the coverage throughout the entire planning horizon and all necessary relocations will be considered simultaneously.

Any two location pattern can be compared in terms of the Hamming distance (Hamming, 1950), where the number of necessary relocations to get from one location pattern to the other one is given by one half of the Hamming distance.

Randy Garbin, founder and editor of Roadside, a Worcester, Mass.-based magazine for diner enthusiasts, estimates that owners need to start with at least $750,000 for restoration and, if necessary, relocation.

"Retreat is a dirty word," as Robert S. Young, a North Carolina geologist, has described American sentiment, but better finally to face reality and make plans for smarter construction, compensation and even, where necessary, relocation.

This way, the job status can be determined and, where necessary, relocation of the job to a new instance initiated.

Will you also be offering a clear, predictable timeline for reconstruction and necessary relocation time?

We consider them as well as the resulting variations in coverage levels and all relocations necessary.

Hence emphasis will be put on improving the solution in terms of the necessary number of relocations while taking into account a potential decrease in the resulting coverage.

At first two consecutive time periods t1 and t2 (where t2 =  t1 + 1) are randomly selected and evaluated in terms of the resulting coverage and the necessary number of relocations.

Mrs Hübner stated, in fact, that, in her view, it was necessary to facilitate relocation within Europe so that European companies might reduce their costs.

We conclude that phosphorylation at Ser36, which appears necessary for initiating relocation to the IMS [ 24], increases the ROS-generating activity of p66Shc.