Sentences with phrase «logistic problems»
"Logistic problems" refers to issues or challenges that arise in planning, implementing, and managing the transportation, distribution, and organization of goods or resources. It can involve difficulties in coordinating schedules, handling inventory, ensuring timely delivery, or solving any obstacles that occur during the process. Full definition
But unfortunately that technical, rational approach simply hasn't worked: while many logistic problems of one kind or another on the nation's campuses have been solved, both faculty and students continue to operate in that spiritual climate where, as Yeats prophetically put it, «The best lack all conviction, while the worst / Are full of passionate intensity.»
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However, this technique is marred by logistic problems that restrict considerably the number of patients who may benefit from it.
Unfortunately, further development of the series was hampered by major logistic problems with the game's original publisher Lexicon Entertainment, and for a while, it appeared that no further sequels would ever be released.
According to ZPM, this method «represents a drastic decrease in costs and logistic problems associated with the conventional assembly process» and could have a «significant beneficial impact» on the environment, as compared with conventional auto assembly plants.
• Analyze logistic problems and produce solutions to ensure minimum or no downtime.
But Canada has a logistic problem — her pipelines lie in the north - south axis well suited to service her traditional U.S. market, but unsuited to meet Asian markets.
That suggests, like, an administrative or logistic problem.
«And for you that have for weeks been gathering friends, associates and facing all the logistic problems day and night, I congratulate you for a very successful burial of the late Mrs. Awolowo
«My Attorney - General is advocating a setting up of courts inside the prisons to speed up decongestion and the logistic problems of transporting prisoners from prisons to courts.»
For other risk factors, there were some missing data (20.7 % deviant peers, 6.1 % parental warmth, 4.1 % SES, 1.6 % adverse life events), which were mainly due to not assessed questionnaires, logistic problems or incompletely filled out questionnaire, and were randomly distributed over the groups.