Sentence examples for which can emerge from inspiring English sources

Bullwhip effect in supply chain is a phenomenon which can emerge in both inventory levels and replenishment orders.

This continuous phase is bristling with chitosan domain cones, which can emerge on the upper face of the film depending on the blend composition.

When both the constraining equations and the performance index are linear, the optimization problem is a linear programming problem, which can emerge in both simple units and complex technological networks.

Cost efficiency model is used to show the ability of DMUs to produce current outputs at minimal level of cost and how DEA can be used to identify types of inefficiency, which can emerge for treatment when information on costs is known exactly (Cooper et al. 2007).

CEPI aims to drastically shorten the time it takes to make vaccines to protect against these and other viruses, which can emerge suddenly as global public health threats.

As far back as 2005, Crane argued that Confucius disdained sex itself, and he cared far more about social bonds and supportive families, which can emerge from adoption.

The parallel with France's Algerian past is the perception that this is now a war with no frontline, in which danger can emerge at any time, anywhere, and in which Arabs living among the supposedly "real" French form a distinct, homogeneous, threatening entity.

A drift is a horizontal passageway in the earth from which water can emerge.

So this Australian model prompts some slightly uncomfortable reflections on the conditions from which multiculturalism can emerge.

The fissured sides also conceal ventilation grilles and service openings, from which cranes can emerge like robotic arms to clean and maintain the building.

In a dozen states men continue to accrue child-support obligations if they are in prison, from which they can emerge owing thousands of dollars.