Second, the variables, type of scope, repairs, insurance policy, and number of airway management procedures (BAL or PT) were assessed in seven different simulations (see below).
However, most of the existing works have assumed that CEs either are non-repairable or undergo a restrictive minimal repair policy with constant repair time.
And what of that irksome three-repair policy?
He promised to improve the repair policy on the iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S, improve warranty information on the Apple website and customer service.
The number of repair teams is less than the number of reparable elements, and a repair policy specifies the maintenance priorities between the system elements.
The standard bearers for old-fashioned customer service in retail include L.L. Bean, the 81-year-old retailer based in Freeport, Me., which guarantees all items "for the useful life of the product," as its return-and-repair policy reads.
That would not seem particularly awful except that after five days, this is nearly all of what she said: "Our pixel repair policy wasn't clear to the agent who fielded this customer's call," she said.
To determine the parameters of the control policy, and hence, to achieve a close approximation of the optimal repair policy, an experimental approach based on design of experiment, simulation modeling and response surface methodology is used.
The increasing shift of various critical services towards Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) cloud data centers (CDCs) creates a need for analyzing CDCs' availability, which is affected by various factors including repair policy and system parameters.
Numerical results of monolithic models and simulation results are used to verify the approximate accuracy of interacting sub-models, which are further applied to examine the sensitivity of the large-scale CDC availability with respect to repair policy and system parameters.
