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The purpose of the observation element is to monitor whether the transformation is performed according to the transformation s theory-in-use and espoused theory. In case of any deviation, relevant information will be transferred to the judgement element. Please note that the observation element actually measures any deviation of the inputs, resources and output of the transformation. The judgement element determines if an observed deviation is serious according to the organizational values and norms present as espoused theory and theory-in-use. Subsequently, the judgement element decides whether or not to intervene and transfers this information to the... 

The single-factor productivity (SFP) the output of a product or service over the input resources required for delivering the product or service. 

The meta-infrastructure system approaches described above are reasonably representative of the current state of the art. It is interesting to note that none of these frameworks deals explicitiy with interdependencies induced by sharing input resources. Physical interdependencies in Rinaldi come the closest Friesz et al. and Haimes and Jiang both nse implicit notions of activity levels. 

Every macro-process and process modeled has some invariable related elements one or several goals associated using a dependence relation with the stereotype achieve (these goals are derived from the goals tree) input resources, output resources, both linked using dependence relations, supply resources with a... 

The above formulation enables the study of control structures with unequal number of controlled and manipulated variables. As already mentioned, lack of sufficient input capacity may hinder the flowsheet from satisfying the underlined control objectives completely. The imposed ranking through the selected objective function would prioritise the importance of each control objective and guide the control system through the partial satisfaction of the control targets. The use of the input resources is closely associated with an economic factor (e.g., cost of steam and fresh material). Therefore, the most competitive way to compensate for the effects of disturbances relies on the efficient use of the available input capacity. In... 

To summarize, in a service organization customer and resources are brought together to provide a service output. For manufacturing input resources are transformed to provide an output, and the customer draws from the system, that is the product is made, and the customer buys the finished good. With a service operation output cannot be stocked, and the service cannot begin... 

V = stock of input resources and output stocks, or queue of customers-waiting to enter the system ... 

Functions are defined as the role of a group of resources expressed in terms of purpose. According to this definition, a function needs a set of resources called input resources to be performed. Then the function creates output resources. For their, support resources are resource needed by the function to be performed but they are not transformed after the function accomplishment. 

The aim of the evolution view is to represent the behavior of the system using the behavior of its funetions. FIS gives the possibility to add to each function several behavior modes (see Fig. 3). Each behavior mode is defined by consumed resources needed for the function execution (resources selected from the declared input resources of the function (see paragraph 2.1), produced resources created of the function execution (resources selected from the declared output resources of the function (see paragraph 2.1), duration the amount of time needed for the function to transform consumed resources to produced resources, filtering conditions used to select consumed resources, input and output actions that are applied respectively to consumed and produced resources. 

To link FIS behavior modes and instadated resources, algorithm 12 each function behavior mode. If this behavior mode has an input resource then an arc is created between this resource place and the transition of the behavior mode. 

Other private sector costs may be incurred that are not reflected in the economic costs described above. If the price of CFCs increases, for example, due to regulatory restrictions on quantity, some private sector users will register this as an increased cost. This is not a economic cost, however, because no additional input resources are required to produce the output in question. Viewed somewhat differently, the price increase is not an economic cost because the additional costs of the purchasers are exactly offset by the additional revenues of the producers. 

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