In a regular VRP, a fleet of vehicles is based at a single depot to serve demands for a set of geographically dispersed customers.
Earthjustice, a nonprofit environmental law firm, is suing to block the lease of state-owned land in Otter Creek, Mont., to Arch Coal for mining to serve demand in Asia and elsewhere.
The role of live poultry markets in the amplification and dissemination of influenza viruses is likely to be related to the maintenance of HPAI (H5N1) across Asia, where such live poultry markets serve the demand for the consumption of freshly killed poultry.
It was a dish served, on demand, for members of a private club in Umbria, Italy, where he spent a formative eight-month sabbatical in 2000.
Agriculture in the United States — much of which now serves the demand for meat — contributes to nearly three-quarters of all water-quality problems in the nation's rivers and streams, according to the Environmental Protection Agency.
This paper explores knowledge services clusters (KSCs) as a distinct and increasingly important form of geographic cluster, in particular in developing countries: KSCs are defined as geographic concentrations of lower-cost skills serving global demand for increasingly commoditized knowledge services.
Rubicon already powers programmatic operations for several news brands including News Corp. speaking with Beet.TV last year, Rubicon international GM Jay Stevens said automation serves publishers' "demand for greater efficiency".
He said that the FutureLearn partnership would help to serve the unmet demand for university courses, particularly overseas.
The library association is planning a survey to get a better accounting of how often libraries have been served with demands for records.
But Emily Sheketoff, executive director of the group's Washington office, said it was impossible to know because librarians served with demands for records were barred under the law from talking about it.
