Configuration management definition

The requirements defined above must be met for all supply chain management problems included in the supply chain configuration scope definition (see Chap. 2). The problem space is reduced by focusing mainly on the decision-making aspect of supply chain configuration, as defined in Sect. 4.2. 

The real-time operation of these functions is very simple. The sequencing of operations is fixed and takes place continuously over a fixed period. One advantage of this method is that each symbol has a formal definition with strict rules governing its interconnections. The specification is under the control of a configuration management tool and its syntax is partially checked automatically. 

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However, a management configuration should not evolve in arbitrary ways. There are domain-specific constraints which have to be met. In particular, activities can be classified into types such as requirements definition, design, simulation, etc. (likewise for products and resources). Furthermore, the way how activities are connected is constrained as well. For example, a flowsheet can be designed only after the requirements have been defined. Such domain-specific constraints should be taken into account such that they restrict the freedom of evolution. 

For most atomic and molecular states for which AREP calculations at the HF or post-HF levels are manageable, one can also perform two-component REP calculations. When spin-orbit interactions represented by the ESO of Eq.(6) are added in electronic structure calculations, the resulting electronic state may be called a fine-structure state. By definition, states calculated by the two-component REP methods are fine structure states unless special provision is made to produce spin-averaged configurations. At the HF level of theory starting from a single determinant, AREP and REP calculations may be performed for the identical configuration for a closed shell state, but that may not... 

The conunon knowledge refers to industry standards and generally accepted supply chain management concepts. The common knowledge facilitates established mappings between concept definitions in repositories maintained by individual supply chain units, thus leading to easier establishment of the common repository used by the supply chain configuration system. 

More interesting is the model of the OUTPUT MANAGER, which embodies the structures that allow the data configuration. This model, except in its dependency on the definitions of the DATA-PACKET-TYPE schemas for each of the generic components, is the same for all deployments. This is the most complex part of the model, but since the output manager is a generic component, what we have is a DATA-PACKET-TYPE record. 

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