Sentence examples for type of spare from inspiring English sources

The amount and type of spare capacity and its operation are critical to the performance of the overall system.

Tactical planning includes deciding inventory levels (safety stock and expected inventory) for each type of spare part in distribution centers and customer plants, as well as the connection links between the supply chain nodes.

The provision of single type spare units is common to ensure smooth running of the system, but we have considered the mixed warm standbys; the reason behind this feature is some physical constraints such as volume, weight, cost, wait-space, etc. which limits in providing single type of spare units.

Furthermore, it would have been beneficial if we could define the different type of spare time activities, not only the duration of the organized training activities.

In this role, he again cooperated with Air Vice Marshal Wackett now the Air Member for Technical Services to introduce the concept of acquiring spare parts based on 'life-of-type', whereby the forecast number and type of spares necessary for an aircraft's projected service life would be ordered when it was first deployed operationally, to reduce support costs and delivery times.

Ke and Wang (2007) suggested the vacation policies for machine repair problem with two types of spares.

Jain et al. (2014a) analyzed the sensitivity of a machine repair problem with two types of spares and controlled rates by incorporating the concept of time sharing.

Ke and Wang (2007) obtained the steady-state probabilities of the number of failed machines in the system and other performance measures for the machine repair problem with vacations and two types of spares.

Various performance characteristics established for the concerned system with two types of spares give insights for more versatile situations of real time systems operating in multi-component environment and subject to component failures, common-cause failures and server failures.

The fortress seemed at first sight to be well-armed, with 339 cannon in 1744, but this number concealed the fact that they consisted of at least eight different calibres, some made of brass and some of iron – which meant greatly differing levels of reliability – and they required many different types of spares and ammunition, adding to the garrison's logistical problems.

Her air group had not changed, but four of each type of aircraft were spares.