Sentence examples for product schedule from inspiring English sources

And Ben Horowitz reveals the lies that losers tell, including: "Just because we missed the intermediate milestones doesn't mean we won't hit our product schedule".

But they're all siloed and on a product cycle, a product schedule that keeps cranking this stuff out, and they tend to chuck a lot of stuff at the wall".

But they're all siloed and on a product cycle, a product schedule that keeps cranking this stuff out, and they tend to chuck a lot of stuff at the wall". Ive was recruited by Robert Brunner, founder of the company's industrial design group, after a couple of unsuccessful attempts.

Although many dispersants exist, the two selected were most widely used during recent oil clean up efforts in the United States Gulf area and are on the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency EPAA) list of authorized dispersants for use on the National Contingency Plan (NCP) Product Schedule.

She was also surprised that none of the chemicals listed in the document "are on the EPA product schedule.

Given the above constraints and production modes, the product scheduling technique proposed in this paper aims at optimising the sequence of orders in a single machine so that the cost of production (mainly determined by the energy) is minimised.

A multinational computer games manufacturer based in Japan chose me to appear opposite Rik Mayall in an advertising campaign for the launch of its latest product, scheduled for the run-up to Christmas.

The uncertainty over the commitment of hardware-makers was underscored in April, when Nike fired the majority of the team responsible for its device, called FuelBand, and cancelled a new version of the product scheduled for release later this year.

All these situations trigger production plan update and rescheduling (redefine the list of Order Holons) by pipelining CNP-type resource bidding at shop-floor horizon with global product scheduling at aggregate batch horizon.

The proposed methods are time-scaling of the linear dynamics based on throughput rates and grade-based objectives for product scheduling based on a mathematical program with complementarity constraints.

Around 1,500 clients are currently testing the product, scheduled for full rollout next year.