Sentence examples for planning and layout from inspiring English sources

"That's about facility planning and layout," he said.

Therefore, land use planning and layout design has always been a challenge within such clusters.

Some people regard their choice of car as an important means of social signalling, but fractional or shared ownership might be cheaper and more convenient.The rise of driverless cars would also affect the planning and layout of cities.

Nevertheless, production planning and layout design tools still rely on rule of thumb, spreadsheets, local experience and practices handed down through the generations.

Poor facility planning and layout.

Lack of training and education leads to harden resistance of the employees, inflame conflicts among cross-functional team members, lack of information sharing with stakeholders, poor facility planning and layout which in turn magnifies workers resistance multi-fold.

Research has also been conducted into the conceptual design of commercial buildings using GA (Miles, Sisk, and Moore 2001), concerning, for example, the floor plan and layout of columns based on a large number of criteria, including lighting requirements, ventilation strategies, limitations introduced by the available sizes of typical building materials, and the available structural systems.

This publication presents the sequence of activities for establishing a Feed Quality Analysis Laboratory: from initial planning, building and layout, through hiring suitable staff and selecting methods and equipment to culminating in accreditation, based on an estimated four-year time frame.

Floor plans and layouts of the space are getting more efficient by the day.

The breach exposed 157 gigabytes of data a treasure trove of 10 years of assembly line schematics, factory floor plans and layouts, robotic configurations and documentation, ID badge request forms, VPN access request forms.

I can't wait for this: an art book featuring more than 400 images that offer a vision of the city Los Angeles never became, in the form of nearly a century's worth of plans, designs and layouts, including the Olmsted Brothers and Bartholomew's "Plan for the Los Angeles Region," a 1930 re-imagining of the city as a whole.