Sentence examples for tools allocation from inspiring English sources

Another important issue is tools' allocation to machines and incurred costs based on changing the tools.

The tools' allocation and tools' changing capability on the machines are contributions of paper that they can prevent from further inter- and intra-cell movements.

In this study, a CFP is formulated as a linear integer-programming problem including inter- and intra-cell movements, routes' selection costs, alternative processing routes, tools' allocation, and machines' reliability.

Based on our knowledge, there is no similar research which considered inter- and intra-cell movement, tools' changing, and route selection with respect to alternative routes, tools' allocation, and machines' reliability simultaneously.

It specifically addresses issues of machine loading, tool allocation, and part type grouping with the intent of developing an operation sequencing technique capable of optimizing operation time, non-productive tool change times, and orientation change times when processing a group's design features.

A "per-protocol" analysis, based on the evaluation of phase 3 patients who were treated with strict adherence to the subgrouping tool allocation rule (versus all phase 1 patients) will be carried out as a secondary comparison.

The discussion covered the data collection strategy, the decision of what to buy for the catapult tools, the allocation of "right person right job," and data analysis approach.

This study presented the TBM-related activities in the ITER HCF including the operation sequences, operation tools, space allocations.

In these tools water allocations and management are either driven by the economic value of water or economically evaluated to provide policy insights and reveal opportunities for better management.

Cost effectiveness analysis (CEA) is a useful tool for allocation of constrained resources, yet CEA methodologies are rarely taught or implemented in developing nations.

MAPLe-AC algorithm is not intended to be as a case-mix system, but rather a decision-support tool for allocation of geriatric services in acute care.