Sentence examples for opening plant from inspiring English sources

dk Demand of customer k. f i r Fixed cost of opening plant i with capacity level r. g j r Fixed cost of opening distribution center j with capacity level r. pr i Production cost per unit of products at plant i.

Tap the top to crack the thin, porous ceramic Eggling, break enough away to enlarge the opening, plant the seeds that come with it, set it on its little terra cotta tray in a sunny window, and herbs or flowers will sprout.

Opening "Plant Portraits" by nursery owner and London garden columnist Beth Chatto, I expected to find pictures of baby's breath and other graceful plants in watercolor tints.

The tough times have forced the carmaker to curtail production, delaying opening a plant in Mississippi that was slated to begin making the Prius in 2010 until the auto market recovers.

(i) With regard to supply chain planning, there are cash flows resulting from configuration decisions, which are composed of cash outflows referring to location and capacity investments (e.g., opening of plant and warehouse locations and purchase of resources) and cash inflows resulting from location and capacity disinvestments.

At its opening, the plant should employ 1,000 workers.

He likened the new market's opening to planting a flag on the moon.

"What if he looks up?" Dorothy whispered, pointing at the CP who just wandered into Lobby 7. "They never look up," said Jack, taking advantage of an opening by planting a vicious cherry bomb at Dorothy's feet.

The opening of plants in Turkey and France and the introduction of the European-designed Yaris small car have done much to make Toyotas more appealing to Europeans, while in America its entry (not without a few hitches) into the enormous market for pick-up trucks and sport-utility vehicles has been responsible for its steady march to beyond 10% of the market.

In this model, at the upper level of hierarchy, the core firm controls the opening of plants and warehouses in order to serve customers and reduce the total cost of the chain.

Within the multi-objective stochastic model for a forward/reverse logistic network design by Ramezani et al. (2013), the opening of plants, distribution centers, collection centers, hybrid processing facilities and disposal centers is connected to alternative capacity levels.