Strategy, defining

Once a production system is given, the optimal operational production strategy defines in which sequence the products should be produced next and in which quantities. 

FIGURE 3.4 (a) General structure of the strategy defined in Matthijs et al. [29] (b) optim-... 

In practice, turns seen in X-ray diffraction elucidated protein structures often fail to satisfy such strict criteria. Both structural variation and measurement error can lead to nonideal geometries, and this complexity has given rise to a variety of working definitions. The most common strategy defines a chain site as a turn when the C (j) Ca(i+3) distance is less than 7 A and the residues involved are not in a helix. 

This chapter will tend to use goals to describe a desired future state of performance. Objectives relate to strategies defined over the short term to improve performance. It is not important to make an absolute distinction between goals and objectives as long as performance measures are clearly defined and understood. However, the deliberation process to define goals and then define objectives often helps to identify the most appropriate strategies for the improvement effort. 

Figure 35 The system used to apply the strategy defined in Figure 34. The precursor ligand binds two copper ions to give either the preknot (p-K, 1 ) or the premacrocyle (p-M, 3 ) (a), both species existing in two enantiomeric forms (b). Reproduced with permission fiom reference 99.

This book presents the case for cooperative learning in a concise and readable form. It reviews the research, outlines implementation strategies, defines the skills students need to work cooperatively, and answers many questions. 

Operation and maintenance of assets delivered by the development project are managed in accordance with the asset management strategy defined by the FMEA process discussed earlier. Figure 7.7 shows a typical operation and maintenance process that is a key component of EAM strategy. The process is... 

The following decisions have been taken based on the strategy defined above. 

The above strategy defined disposal as "the treating or depositing of waste without generating any extra value or benefit from them.". It goes on to say that "It is the lowest level of the hierarchy, and should be the last option to be considered when deciding how to manage a waste stream". 

A weakness with the class Bf is that it does not allow strict priorities between the reservoirs. In order to study this further (Haavardsson et al., 2008) introduces the concept of a priority strategy. A A th order priority strategy is an admissible production strategy defined relative to an ordered partition of the... 

From case analyses as above, we could find concrete examples of interactions and communication strategies defined in MBM in the field data of En-Route ATC work. Consequently identified mutual beliefs and their relations could well describe team cooperation process. 

The sampling strategy defines in detail what, where, when, and how the enviromnental samples will be acquired. This plan should specify all details including the number of sampling stations for air, water, soil, sediment, or fish samples the locations of the sampling stations ... 

Business model A model answers questions such as the following Who is the customer What does the customer value How do we make money in this business What is the underlying economic logic that explains how we deliver value to customers A strategy defines how the organization competes. Competing effectively recjuires being different from your competitors. (Why Business Models Matter, Harvard Business Review, May 2002)... 

In order to determine the impact that electric cars may have on existing processes, it is important to draw a picture of product development processes as well as tools that are involved. First of all, product strategy defines a profile of a new car according to the relevant brand profile, which itself is intended to impact the longterm perception of customers. A specific car profile provides details of factors such as segment, the targeted population as well as characteristics such as level of comfort, functionality, size and so on. 

The result of this stage is a definitive structure of the plant specific EOPs. For each of them the operating modes covered are identified, the entry conditions and the objectives of the recovery strategies defined, the major operator actions and the local (field) actions determined and the links with the other procedures in the package established. 

By using a well defined set of reliable plant parameters available in the control room, the state of the plant can be evaluated at any time based on the status of each state function. According to this evaluated state the safety functions are then prioritized and the associated operating strategies defined (taking into account the available systems needed for adequate operation). 

What Is a Communication Strategy Communication strategies define objectives, target groups, and messages that will help achieve objectives. 

The maintenance strategy defines the type and planning of the intended maintenance activities, as well as the necessary resources and logistics. 

In the Table 4, there is presented the correlation between necessary input data and maintenance strategies defined in the expert system (where system reliability structure 0—a series structure, 1—a parallel structure, 2—a k-out-of-n structure, 3—not specified). For more information see (Bojda Werbihska-Wojcieehowska 2012). 

In order to manage the complexity management arising from the safe integration of multiple mixed-criticality partitions, the diagnosis strategy defined in [32,33] was taking into consideration ... 

The Safety Management Strategy defines how safety and health is resourced, organized, measured, and monitored. The production of the Safety Policy and the Safety Plan is a key point to ensure that the strategies and procedures are implemented at all levels. High-level strategy must incorporate the implementation and regular review. 

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