Sentence examples for optimizing the transportation from inspiring English sources

By using the guaranteed service approach to model the multi-echelon stochastic inventory system, we develop an optimization model for simultaneously optimizing the transportation, inventory and network structure of a multi-echelon supply chain.

Vaporization enthalpy is an essential property in various areas of science and engineering applications such as optimizing the transportation processes, designing the oil and gas production and processing facilities, and heat flux calculations.

Or one good example is Enevo, a Finnish company who is creating an 'Internet of bins' — they connect garbage bins and are then optimizing the transportation based on that data.

The problem is modeled as a multi-objective mixed integer linear programming optimizing the total transportation costs, freshness and quality of foods at the time of delivery and the total carbon emissions of the vehicles to fulfill the sustainability desire of the environment.

From the perspective of optimizing the cost of transportation, this paper studies the Vehicle Routing Scheduling problem as it applies to HHC companies.

Singapore's Ministry for Transportation reported on its effort to optimize the public transportation network by analyzing several hundred million data points gathered over a 3-month period.

This paper constructs a bi-level model to optimize the flight transportation network of an express company.

Extensive experiments show CAOI achieves a better performance in solving storage allocation problem than other state-of-the-art methods, which synchronously optimizes the container transportation distance, the number of allocated yard-bays and rehandles.

The intra-cluster data can be translated to CH through the new CH divided by the old CH so as to optimize the data transportation.

The design of the new tower aims at reducing the requirement of construction materials and optimizing the time and cost of transportation and assembly.

The estimation of the number of people present in an area can be an extremely useful information both for security/safety reasons (for instance, an anomalous change in the number of persons could be the cause or the effect of a dangerous event) and for economic purposes (for instance, optimizing the schedule of a public transportation system on the basis of the number of passengers).