Sentence examples for replenishing time from inspiring English sources

Gallego and Özer (2001) consider a single stage inventory system with exogenous demand, under periodic review and stochastic finite demand lead time, and when replenishing time is greater than the maximum of possible demand lead time, it is proven that the order base stock policy is optimal.

There are some papers that their researchers considered that backordering proportion is based on the replenish time.

San Jose et al. (San José et al. 2007), Papachristos and Skouri (2000) provided their papers regarding partial backordering based on the replenish time.

The Gutenberg Bible, a gigantic project, required large amounts of capital that needed replenishing over time, long before there was any hope of profit.

Take a tip from the habits of introverts, the masters of replenishing alone time.

Stocks of vaccine could not be replenished in time.

But today is likely to remind us instead how swiftly and profoundly the symbols and the words that define America get replenished from time to time.

Heating oil rose on expectations that inventories may be too low to be replenished in time for the winter heating season.

He sees hope for health improvements from a pilot project to channel rainwater into storage reservoirs, which provide steady supplies and allow groundwater to replenish over time.

In the eastern provinces, they had to replenish from time to time the stock of small local bronze coins; and they had to insure that magistracies were effectively staffed, even though there usually was no salary of any sort to attract candidates.

The number of attacks and blocks is limited by an energy meter for each arm, which decreases after each move but replenishes with time.