Location strategy

Three other so-called infrastructure scenarios are defined, which are based (1) on a fuelling-station location strategy tailored for maximum user convenience ( FS ),... 

CardC R. T. and Hagaman, T. E. (1984). Mate location strategies of gypsy moths in dense populations. Journal of Chemical Ecology 10 25-31. 

Lopez RA, Henderson NR (1989) The Determinants of Location Choices for Food Processing Plants. Agribusiness 5 619-632 Lowe TJ, Wendell RE, Hu G (2002) Screening location strategies to reduce exchange rate risk. European Journal of Operational Research 136 573-590... 

The cut point location strategy in chromatography is important because it determines the product purity, yield and product concentration to be processed forward. Use of detectors which allow on-line monitoring of the column effluent facilitates development of robust pooling strategies. Common strategies for identification of the start of the pool... 

Besides the type of distribution channel it is helpful for a holistic consideration of the AS-IS configuration of the supply chain to evaluate additional information on how the transport strategy, the inventory strategy, and the location strategy are organized for a customer segment (Ballou 1999) ... 

The location strategy covers the issue of facility locations throughout the network, which is an important aspect as it affects the entire logistics system. Aspects of this strategy include the location of a warehouse or the number of facilities. 

What are the distribution channels in terms of transportation-, inventory-, and location strategy ... 

Transportation strategy Inventoiy strategy Location strategy... 

Kovacs, B., Csoka, B., Nagy, G., Kapui, I., Gyurcsanyi, R. E., Toth, K. Automatic target location strategy-a novel approach in scanning electrochemical microscopy. Electroanalysis 1999,11, 349-355. 

Another synthetic strategy is based on self-assembly driven by molecular recognition between complementary TT-donors and 7T-acceptors. Examples include the synthesis of catenanes and rotaxanes that can act as controUable molecular shuttles (6,236). The TT-donors in the shuttles are located in the dumb-beU shaped component of the rotaxane and the 7T-acceptors in the macrocycHc component, or vice versa. The shuttles may be switched by chemical, electrochemical, or photochemical means. 

Eor this reason, finding the location of the genes that control production, as well as the alleles, ie, DNA sequences, for superior production, is a significant strategy for engineering improved animal species through biotechnology. 

In instances where test bores have been completed, it may sometimes be possible to predict the general locations of productive fractures. When these are encountered by surprise, however, the appropriate adjustments in the drilling strategy must be implemented rapidly, slowing the progress of the drilling operation and increasing the costs. 

Because X-ray counting rates are relatively low, it typically requires 100 seconds or more to accumulate adequate counting statistics for a quantitative analysis. As a result, the usual strategy in applying electron probe microanalysis is to make quantitative measurements at a limited collection of points. Specific analysis locations are selected with the aid of a rapid imaging technique, such as an SEM image prepared with backscattered electrons, which are sensitive to compositional variations, or with the associated optical microscope. 

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