Having such a large percentage of the nation's votes counted on machines made and serviced by a single company increases the vulnerability of the system.
"The St. John family occupied 68 of the 110 years of the school's history, and I know of no other school with that length of service by a single family," Edward Shanahan, the current headmaster, said.
Given a set of customers with random demand for pickups and deliveries over the day, the goal of the design problem is to cluster the customers into zones that can be serviced by a single vehicle.
Taking into account the random nature of demand, visit frequency, and service time, the objective is to partition the customers into the minimum number of convex, continuous clusters such that each can be serviced by a single vehicle within the time available in a day.
"Restaurants that cooperate with both brands can now be serviced by a single point of contact".
The study area is serviced by a single health sub-centre at Ilaita 2 run by the South Sea Evangelical Church Health Services and a government aid post at Sikamo near Sunuhu 1 (Figure 1).
The survey was conducted in 16 rural and 12 urban clusters, with clusters defined as discrete geographical units serviced by a single SEWA community health worker (CHW).
In France, the Borloo development plans of 2005 and 2009 aim to double growth in services a la personne – homecare services – through tax incentives and simplified access to services managed by a single agency.
The utilization unit for outpatient medical services, "medical visit", regroups all outpatient services provided by a single physician to a single patient during one calendar day.
At a more traditional school, the University of Texas, where the number of veterans rose to 606 this fall from 419 a year earlier largely because of the new G.I. Bill, officials have moved to streamline information about benefits and services by creating a single Web page.
