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Particulars, Events, and Actions a dynamic interpretation of the job execution. The problem is represented as a designing control of SC problem in presence of external actions. The approach is based on decomposition of the problem on two parts and its solution with the help of optimal control theory methods and linear programming.

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Events as Property Exemplificationsion null points, i.e. points where derivation is zero, are used. However, if vector field data are given in a discrete form, e.g. by data obtained by simulation or a measurement, finding of critical points is difficult due to huge amount of data to be processed and differential form usually used. Th

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Nancy L. Hazen,Jeffrey J. Lockman system. Two types of models, physical and abstract, are discussed here. While physical model is usually small or simplified representation of the originally bigger system, the abstract (mathematical) model is description of the system in the form of linear or nonlinear ordinary or partial different

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Poverty as a Public Health Concernper tries to extend its potential of moving the whole plate in space by using an industrial robotic manipulator as the most flexible way to achieve this goal. The collaborative dual-arm robot YuMi from ABB is chosen for this task as the balance between precision and safety. The purpose of the paper

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Nancy L. Hazen,Jeffrey J. LockmanA modification of the iterative Takahashi—Takami method is discussed to calculate the distribution of the number of requests in the . multiphase queueing systems. A method is proposed for calculating the moments of waiting time distribution. The results of the calculations are compared with those obtained from a simulation model.

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Calculation of the Closed Multi-channel Queueing Systems,A modification of the iterative Takahashi—Takami method is discussed to calculate the distribution of the number of requests in the . multiphase queueing systems. A method is proposed for calculating the moments of waiting time distribution. The results of the calculations are compared with those obtained from a simulation model.