Titlebook: Understanding Autonomous Cooperation and Control in Logistics; The Impact of Autono Michael Hülsmann,Katja Windt Book 2007 Springer-Verlag

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Autonomous Decision Model Adaptation and the Vehicle Routing Problem with Time Windows and UncertainThe instruction of resources in logistic systems in order to ensure an effective as well as efficient usage is a very sophisticated task. At lot of data and requirements have to be considered simultaneously. For this reason computerized decision support (Makowski 1994) is strongly recommended (Bramel and Simchi-Levi 1997; Crainic and Laporte 1998).

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Understanding Autonomous Cooperation and Control in Logistics978-3-540-47450-0

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Katja Windt,Michael Hülsmannand guidance is also given to obtain the characteristic values of dimension stone strength based on the information that is mandatory to collect in some of the relevant standard tests..An application example of design assisted by testing is presented.

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Markus Becker,Koojana Kuladinithi,Andreas Timm-Giel,Carmelita G?rg that requires more crop production than eating fruits, vegetables and grains as people aspire to the living standards in developed nations, and the production of biofuels from crops (Biofuels can also be produced from waste products such as municipal solid waste (MSW) without impacting crop product

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Felix B?se,Katja Windtes in the same market is analyzed. Results indicate that pooling the inventory is only appropriate when the unit cost of the spare parts is low. However, if the unit cost is higher than a threshold, then separating the inventories according to enterprise is better than setting a shared inventory thr

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Lars Arndt,Georg Müller-Christhis volume was inspired by the observation that a growing number of linguists and psycholinguists are dissatisfied with the traditional Bloomfieldian idea that the lexicon is a list of irregularities, and all other linguistic objects are computed by rules. So the question appeared to be: if Bloomfie