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Finally, simultaneous arrival planning by using a T S Bezier is summarized.

The study employed a research design that simulates a traveler's use of a search engine for travel planning by using a set of pre-defined keywords in combination with nine U.S. tourist destination names.

Second, the process of public transportation planning by using interactive planning method requires participative principle, continuity principle, and holistic principle in order to be sustainable.

Zouein et al. (2002) tried to resolve transportation cost problems in construction site layout planning by using genetic algorithm analysis.

Unsure whether the board will be persuaded by the arguments for keeping the polling places open, some activists will try to stop the plan by using a state law that forbids the closure of voting sites if 20percentt of the registered voters in the affected precinct object to the change.

Fortunately, even retirees who already have a plan in place can get a second opinion on their current retirement plans by using a retirement income planning tool or consulting with their financial professional.

However, Gao et al. [55] found that one could achieve a better plan by using a line segment (chord) to connect the highest and lowest points of the curve or surface that corresponds to the nonlinear stress-life relationship, and by considering the chord as a new stress-life relationship from which to design the test plan and extrapolate the pth quantile.

Transfer the floor plans by using a pencil and a framing square to a single sheet of 3/4" plywood.

We describe a planning algorithm, NDP2, that finds strong-cyclic solutions to nondeterministic planning problems by using a classical planner to solve a sequence of classical planning problems.

This paper presents two medicine logistics planning models by using a time-space network approach, one with deterministic variables and the other with stochastic variables.

The network of stationary and mobile devices is involved into polling and analysing mobility planning results by using a 'Paint the Town' programme where residents could designate areas for future development or redevelopment, visualise future land uses and track its impact on transportation, housing, economy, environment and other sectors of the city life (Figure 4).