Sentence examples for of the total service from inspiring English sources
The assessment of the total service life of steel constructions shall gain importance in the near future due to the increasing significance of building preservation and building modernization.
In addition, it elaborates ton-mile (TM) calculations that are used to obtain a true picture of the total service received from the rotary drilling line.
However, the letter does not make clear what proportion of the total service charge paid voluntarily by customers would be allotted to the workers, Fortnum's or a company called WMT Troncmaster Services that will run the tronc system.
For this, we develop efficient heuristics for the berth allocation of the two terminals to identify a more productive terminal among them in terms of the total service time of both ordinary and mega-ships.
The service distance of these five cities accounts for over 50% of the total service length in China.
The fuzzy objectives are minimization of total costs, minimization of plants and warehouses investment cost, and maximization of the total service level provided to the retailers.
Figure 7a, b shows the impact of PU arrival activity on the total service time and throughput of SU.
Forty-three daytime services, 17 evening services and 10 Sunday services receive subsidies - about 5% of the total services across the county.
For the simulation of spectrum allocation between macrocell and public femtocell networks, all the users are uniformly distributed on a cell site, using the same service generation function, and the cell-center band, which is 2/3 of the total available spectrum, serves approximately 2/3 of the total services.
India's IT industry, despite contributing significantly to its balance of payments, accounts for only about 1% of the total GDP or 1/50th of the total services.
By 2015, majority of the IFSI will be geographically centered in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) region while the South Asian region will provide about 15 to 25percentt of the total services.
