The effort of this thesis has been directed toward the examination of decision rules concerning resource allocation in stochastic activity networks whose resources are constrained. Specifically, the objective was to determine if any one decision rule serves as an effective one for producing consistently low completion times in any network
The objective of this paper is to develop an algorithm for the solution to a multi-stage transportat...
The paper is a report on some work of Bartle, Dunford, and Schwartz on a generalization of the Lebes...
The predictive utility of a new learning frequency function for the distribution of rejects is subje...
This paper treats the subject of manufacturing costs in an N stage stochastic manufacturing process....
The branch-and-bound method for solving the single stage sequencing problem is investigated from the...
Optimal producing procedures for the facilities-location assignment problem have been impractical be...
The stamping process, of which the punching process is a major division, is one of the most importan...
A summary of the different methods for measuring residual stresses is presented. Seventeen of the m...
The purpose of this thesis is to investigate the use of Adaptive Control to monitor a turning operat...
An investigation of the feasibility of applying linear programming to assembly line balancing proble...
The use of three-sigma limits with Shewhart charts became a dogma and it would be unfortunate if a s...
Recent theoretical interpretations of the cutaneous sensory code may be categorized into non-specifi...
The problem to which this thesis is addressed is known as the n by m scheduling problem. It can be b...
The solutions to the problems of production forecasting, scheduling, and in-process inventory contro...
Approximate numerical solutions for algebriac equations with numerical coefficients can be found. A...
The objective of this paper is to develop an algorithm for the solution to a multi-stage transportat...
The paper is a report on some work of Bartle, Dunford, and Schwartz on a generalization of the Lebes...
The predictive utility of a new learning frequency function for the distribution of rejects is subje...
This paper treats the subject of manufacturing costs in an N stage stochastic manufacturing process....
The branch-and-bound method for solving the single stage sequencing problem is investigated from the...
Optimal producing procedures for the facilities-location assignment problem have been impractical be...
The stamping process, of which the punching process is a major division, is one of the most importan...
A summary of the different methods for measuring residual stresses is presented. Seventeen of the m...
The purpose of this thesis is to investigate the use of Adaptive Control to monitor a turning operat...
An investigation of the feasibility of applying linear programming to assembly line balancing proble...
The use of three-sigma limits with Shewhart charts became a dogma and it would be unfortunate if a s...
Recent theoretical interpretations of the cutaneous sensory code may be categorized into non-specifi...
The problem to which this thesis is addressed is known as the n by m scheduling problem. It can be b...
The solutions to the problems of production forecasting, scheduling, and in-process inventory contro...
Approximate numerical solutions for algebriac equations with numerical coefficients can be found. A...
The objective of this paper is to develop an algorithm for the solution to a multi-stage transportat...
The paper is a report on some work of Bartle, Dunford, and Schwartz on a generalization of the Lebes...
The predictive utility of a new learning frequency function for the distribution of rejects is subje...