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The effects of the length of the gas flow path from the exhaust outlet in the cylinder head to the catalyst inlet in the exhaust line, the ignition timing and the engine idle speed on the three-way catalyst light-off behavior in an electronically controlled inlet port LPG (liquefied petroleum...
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. The growing shortage of qualified seafarers of today has a dramatic impact for worldwide maritime transport. In order to … prevent the disadvantages of seafarers’ shortage for economy, a maritime country from Europe, Norway, has a complex approach … maritime sector and the private initiatives of Norwegian companies and foundations for solving the shortage problem. …
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so we have also considered the effect of inflation when there is shortage in the stock under finite time horizon. Some …
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В статье рассматриваются методы проведения фармакоэкономического анализа в процессе формирования политики управления запасами лекарственных средств...
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The paper analyses household money demand and consumption. Variables that measure shortage and expectations about its …
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, holding cost, deterioration cost, and shortage cost. The optimal replenishment policy for a single period is derived by …
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We conducted a randomized experiment at the time of the 2004 flu vaccine shortage, providing information about the …
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. An expected average cost function of the chain by trading off inventory cost and shortage costs is formulated which is …
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On our planet, over a quarter of new technologies for the economic production of industrial goods, are using rare earths, which are also called critical minerals and industries that rely on these precious items being worth of an estimated nearly five trillion dollars, or 5 percent of world gross...
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