Sentence examples for optimise distribution from inspiring English sources

Now that it has caved in on tax "it can optimise distribution logistics completely," says Ken Sena of Evercore, an investment bank.

Top prize went to a software platform for food banks to optimise the distribution of food called Feedjoy.

It takes moments to see emerging patterns in the data and the disease, and to optimise resource distribution for the 90,000 people in Soko's district.

These patterns reflect reproductive strategies designed to optimise the distribution and successful germination of species.

Therefore, the control needed to optimise the distribution system rests in the hands of the logistics organisation.

The interface for operators of shared vehicle services, to optimise vehicle distribution and encourage users to contribute to vehicle repositioning in the depots, and also perhaps to manage real-time vehicle sharing for high-demand routes.

In normal pregnancies, the transformation of the spiral arteries is completed around mid gestation in order to optimise the distribution of maternal blood into low resistance uterine vascular network and ultimately inside the placental intervillous chamber [3].

Operational research is important to optimise the distribution and accessibility of pneumonia treatments such as antibiotics in the community and oxygen in hospitals, as is the development of new vaccines to protect against strains of pneumococcus not covered by the current multivalent conjugate vaccines.

This SNIP model optimises the distribution of wastewater treatment plants and the sewer network outlay relative to several cost and sewer-design parameters.

Without an accurate view of future demand, planning for variable costs such as staff, replacement servers or coolers, and electricity supplies, can all be very difficult, and optimising the distribution of virtual machines presents a major challenge.

We demonstrate empirically that a search algorithm using this representation can optimise probability distributions over complex input domains and thereby enable cost-effective statistical testing, and that the use of both conditional production weights and dynamic partitioning can be beneficial to the search process.