Sentence examples for supply chain dynamics from inspiring English sources

This general model considers stock limitations and back orders accumulation providing a better description of the actual supply chain dynamics.

This paper fills a gap in the literature on nonlinear supply chain dynamics by expanding and complementing the sparse recent research in this area.

Information regarding the impact of variability on supply chain dynamics due to "cross-border effect" derived of security inspection policies is provided.

We observe the supply chain dynamics under the influence of various factors: demand pattern, ordering policy, demand-information sharing, and lead time.

Changes in pasture supply, driven by variations in temperature and rainfall play an important role in supply chain dynamics, affecting price, quality and timing of supply (Bensemann et al. 2011).

Usually each manufacturing stage in a supply chain makes its own decision regarding quantity and timing of parts it purchases from its suppliers, thereby controlling its inventory position and overall supply chain dynamics.

Instead, Polster ordered all parties involved to attend a summit with the aim to "educate the Court and each other on supply-chain dynamics and other issues relevant to resolving this MDL, and to pursue further settlement discussions".

The concentricity is maximized only when the accuracy in the reported outbreaks is maximized that is equivalent to the maximum of the value of information (Section "Value of information and Pareto optimization") considering any uncertainty source in outbreak patterns, supply chain and disease dynamics (Section "Global sensitivity and uncertainty analyses").

Therefore, in order to derive more general conclusions from the MRIO model in terms of the biophysical dimension of supply chain structures and temporal dynamics, in contrast to SPA, production layer decomposition does not calculate the "weight" of single paths but aggregates all material extractions occurring at discrete supply chain layers.

We differentiate business dynamics into product portfolio dynamics and global business dynamics and classify supply chain adaptation into high, medium and low.

The risk sharing contract model proposed here also contributes to a potentially novel perspective on existing theory in buyer-supplier power and dependence by providing a relational perspective on the dynamics of supply chain design and collaboration.