Sentence examples for of completion time from inspiring English sources
Performance in the construction sector is assessed in terms of completion time, project execution cost and overall quality of delivery.
It shows that the proposed integrated optimization can further reduce 2.9percentt of carbon emission and the 2.56percentt of completion time comparing to the traditional separated optimization.
We present, pFabric, a minimalistic datacenter fabric design that provides near-optimal performance in terms of completion time for high-priority flows and overall network utilization.
We describe a simple, recursively structured construction of NDSANs, which both provides a coherent syntactic mechanism to incorporate the two abovementioned nondeterminism features and allows the analytic formulation of completion time.
The objective of the first stage is to minimize the inventory cost measured by the sum of completion time, and that of the second stage is to minimize the tardiness cost and the resequencing cost in the buffer.
In the present paper it is shown that this new proposals allow to realise schedules resulting close to the global optimum results if the performance measure is the minimum of maximums of completion time.
Then we study the on-line problem with objective minimization of the sum of completion times of the rides.
We study the single machine scheduling problem with the objective of minimizing the weighted sum of completion times.
We study scheduling problems when jobs can be split and a setup is required before processing each part, to minimize the weighted sum of completion times.
The set of hard problems includes different variations where the objective functions of the two agents are either minimizing the weighted sum of completion times or the weighted number of tardy jobs.
Here, we derive an exact expression for the distribution of completion times for an arbitrary pathway with a finite number of states, using a recursive method to solve algebraically for the appropriate moment-generating function.
