Sentence examples for relocation problems from inspiring English sources

Due to the broader researches in location and relocation problems, decision makers selected the locations that can be effective for a time period, relocations over the long term, timing of facility expanded and changing demands that occur during the time simultaneously.

IN May, when James O'Toole, a software entrepreneur, signed an application to lease space in the Stony Brook Calverton Business Incubator, he took a step toward solving his company's relocation problem and in the process helped the Town of Riverhead move closer to a resolution of a problem that had perplexed it for a decade.

The relocation problem was formulated from a public housing project.

Given a fixed budget, the relocation problem seeks to determine a feasible reconstruction sequence of the old buildings.

Keller et al. [16] studied variants of the First Fit heuristic to address the VM relocation problem.

The paper considers makespan minimization on a single machine subject to release dates in the relocation problem, originated from a resource-constrained redevelopment project in Boston.

We propose an Adaptive Large Neighborhood Search metaheuristic to solve a vehicle relocation problem arising in the management of electric carsharing systems.

The WC55Y shield hauler was used in the relocation of the LLTCC coalface at 14 20 m thick ultra-thick coal seam in the Tashan coal mine to successfully solve the relocation problem of large-tonnage hydraulic support at a LLTCC coalface.

The relocation problem, based on a public housing project in Boston, USA, is a generalized resource-constrained scheduling problem in which the amount of resources (new housing units) returned by a completed job (building) is not necessarily the same as the amount of resources (original housing units) it started out with for processing.

Although the incentive to relocate may not be strong since the eligibility for the subsidy is temporary (as children will eventually outgrow the target age of subsidies (15)) and the relocation problem could not explain the decrease in the number of admissions in low-income areas, our results might be biased to some extent because of the above-mentioned problem.

In this paper we formulate a dynamic version of the ambulance dispatching and relocation problem, which has been solved using ADP.