Sentence examples for technologies and capacities from inspiring English sources

The strategic design problem is to prescribe a set of facilities, including their locations, technologies, and capacities, as well as strategic aspects of the supply chain, selecting suppliers; locating distribution centers; planning transportation modes; and allocating target levels (i.e., amounts) for production, assembly, and distribution.

Thereby, the depreciation cost cannot be ignored, which varies with materials, technologies and capacities.

Kim et al. (2011) formulated a model that enables the selection of fuel conversion technologies and capacities, biomass locations and the logistics of transportation from forestry resources to conversion, and from conversion to final markets.

The objective is to maximize the total after-tax profit, while facilities (including locations, technologies and capacities) are chosen, suppliers are selected, distribution centers are located, and transportation modes are planned.

A possible explanation is that the patients with top income levels tend to visit hospitals, especially more expensive hospitals housed by more skillful providers and equipped with more advanced technologies and capacities [ 5].

These include reliance on established technologies and capacity to be retrofitted to existing power plants/industrial plants with minimal modifications.

Attention towards construction technologies and capacity building of local masons haven't been implemented so people are obliged to follow traditional construction technologies only.

Strengthening of vernacular construction technology is incorporated in Nepal Building Codes (NBC 203 and NBC 204), however such technologies and capacity building trainings in local level are rarely propagated in remote villages.

The focus of the conference is on such questions: How can we integrate the best of modern technology and capacities with the wisdom of first nations?

"It's more we have the technology and capacity to do that in more interesting ways".

Brazilian aid has little in common with Chinese aid: it is relatively miniscule and focuses on technology and capacity, while China's huge aid budget funds infrastructure.