Sentence examples for single inventory from inspiring English sources

But no single inventory unites them.

Earlier GWA studies of personality (De Moor et al. 2010; Service et al. 2012; Shifman et al. 2008; Terracciano et al. 2010; van den Oord et al. 2008) focused on single inventories, hence hampering sample size, and few, if any, genome-wide significant loci were detected.

Babai et al. (2010) considered demand and lead time stochastic and analyzed a single-echelon single-item inventory system by means of queuing theory.

Yan et al. (2011) developed an integrated single-supplier, single-buyer inventory model for a deteriorating item in a JIT environment.

Goyal and Gupta (1989), Monden (1983), Lu (1995), Hill (1999) investigated an unequal shipment policy for the joint single-vendor single-buyer inventory problem and concluded that an optimal policy for this problem is to use shipment sizes that increase by a fixed factor in the beginning and then remaining constant after a well-specified number of shipments.

Babai et al. (2010), considered demand and lead time as stochastic parameters and analyzed a single-echelon single-item inventory system by means of queuing theory (Seyedhoseini and R. Teimoury 2014) considered poison demand for customer in a cross-docking problem and used queuing theory to prepare a stochastic model.

You can find Exosuit upgrades in relatively small pointy pods that contain terminals where you exchange units for a single extra inventory slot.

"The large chains like Marriott have implemented a single image inventory to ensure rate parity across all channels," said Ram Badrinathan, a Mumbai-based senior analyst at PhoCusWright, a travel consulting and research company.

Babai et al. (2011) investigated stochastic demand and lead time and analyzed a single item inventory system through queuing theory.

Rashid et al. (2015) considered a single item inventory system and extended it to multi item by proposing a new heuristic algorithm.

We consider a single period inventory problem with three non-identical retailers in which items can be pooled at a predetermined point in time.