Sentence examples for single relocation from inspiring English sources

The number of relocation Single relocation and multiple relocation.

In the single relocation, relocation is allowed in time horizon just once and in multiple relocations, new facilities are allowed to locate and change them more than once during the time horizon (Emamizadeh and Farahani 1997a, 1997b).

The move represents the largest single relocation of inmates from the prison since 2009, and the first transfer to South America.

Since only two local stations (KKM and RNSM) within 50 km of the mainshock recorded these aftershocks, we use three-component waveform records at these two stations to relocate the aftershocks via single seismic station relocation.

Further evidence for these relocations comes from the fact that in 355 (80.5%) of these relocations a single gene was relocated, but in 46 (10.4%) cases two neighbouring genes and in 40 (9.1%) cases three or more neighbouring genes were relocated together.

Farahani et al. (2009) studied single facility with multi-relocation in which weight of demand point is dependent on time.

A higher frequency of single-exon genes, relative to multi-exon genes, are X→ relocations when compared with single- and multiexon A→ relocated genes (P < 0.005, F.E.T).

Collectively, our results define a crucial role of the inherent plasticity of the carbohydrate backbone of Lipid A, which is decisive for the relocation of a single lipid chain onto the surface of MD-2, in the ligand receptor structure function relationships.

This is no simple relocation.

However, there is a higher frequency of single-exon neo-X→ relocated genes in D. willistoni when compared with the number of single- and multi-exon A→ relocations (P < 0.05, F.E.T .. Therefore, the excess neo-X→ relocation in D. willistoni may be driven by excess neo-X→ retroposition relative to A→ retroposition.

Obviously, labour cost is not a single factor and actor in determining cross-border relocation of labour-intensive manufacturing.