Sentence examples for term inventory from inspiring English sources

In the proposed approach, strategic distribution network design is modeled as a Facility Location Problem, considering long term inventory control decisions.

We are using the term "inventory" in its conventional meaning of a list of all items present, in this case a list of all the teaching practices present in a course.

These growth limits were determined based on long term data from the site itself and long term inventories on permanent sample plots in a larger area.

In the near term, inventories are high and some doubt that even the current level is unsustainable by the fundamentals, though a price around $70 a barrel seems to be where the Organization of Petroleum Producing States is most comfortable.

If the Fed sold all of its securities maturing in the next four years and bought only securities maturing in more than 17 years, maximizing its impact, it would end up with 70 percent of the available long-term inventory.

Thus, near-term inventory fluctuations have more to do with price changes than demand changes.

The Commercial Financing offers short-term inventory and accounts receivable financing to dealers and remarketers of IT products.

However, here, they have inventory that's not easily liquidated that they've decided to put under "long-term inventory".

Moreover, Ben-Tal et al. (2009) modeled the multi-term inventory control problem conducive to optimize the expected cost that includes the costs of flows, transfer links, capacities, and middle-stage facility locations.

In this study we use data from the Swedish National Forest Soil Inventory, which is a long-term inventory of permanent sample plots from the Swedish National Forest Inventory.

While rate cuts traditionally take six months to have an impact on the economy, Dow says the effect could be felt faster this time since "the underlying economy is better than folks think," one of the main problems being a short-term inventory imbalance in the technology sector.