In VSM, the key people, resources, activities, and information flows involved in delivering a product or service, are drawn on a graph.
With locomotives generally occupied with goods, many passenger services were drawn by horse.
After the delivery of the second locomotive on 7 September 1872, all passenger services were drawn by locomotive except on Thursdays, when locomotives were replaced by horses to allow for maintenance.
*Testing the hypothesis that users of ANC/facility delivery services in the last year before survey who had missing data in the variable for cost of those services were drawn from the same population as users with available cost information.
In the more prosperous parts of the country, such as Catalonia, a shortage of manual workers prepared to work for low wages, especially in construction and domestic service, is drawing in North Africans from just across the Mediterranean.
Yet as his public service was drawing to an end, Eisenhower turned his concerns more to long-range matters than to short-term political gains -- something Mr. Clinton is doing today.
But the fact that the poster boy of YouTube stardom has been forced to sever his on-site communications with that many subscribers will be a worry to YouTube – especially because livestreaming service Twitch, which facilitates community chat as an integral element of its service, is drawing many millions of new users a month.
The fire and ambulance service are drawing up plans for a station they can share in Wrexham.
The line of cars was creeping toward Saddleback Church in Southern California, whose services were drawing thousands of worshipers.
The emerging discipline of ecological engineering is a response to the growing need for engineering practice to provide for human welfare while at the same time protecting the natural environment from which goods and services are drawn.
