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2018
In this chapter we show how important it is to use clear layout, scoping and naming in our F# code. We take a piece of functioning but messy code, and through successive layout and naming improvements, transform it into code to be proud of.
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In this chapter we show how important it is to use clear layout, scoping and naming in our F# code. We take a piece of functioning but messy code, and through successive layout and naming improvements, transform it into code to be proud of.
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2007
Publisher Summary This chapter focuses on layouts of different shipyards. An ideal layout for a modern shipyard is based on a production flow basis, with the yard extending back from the river or shore at which the berths or building dock are located. The furthest area from the berths is reserved for the material stockyard.
D.J. Eyres, G.J. Bruce
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Publisher Summary This chapter focuses on layouts of different shipyards. An ideal layout for a modern shipyard is based on a production flow basis, with the yard extending back from the river or shore at which the berths or building dock are located. The furthest area from the berths is reserved for the material stockyard.
D.J. Eyres, G.J. Bruce
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2013
This chapter defines the fundamentals of layout—positioning, alignment, proximity, scale, margins, white space, and grids. It discusses how to make decisions about placement in keeping with aesthetic principles while supporting use. It addresses templates and how to define them.
Tania Schlatter, Deborah Levinson
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This chapter defines the fundamentals of layout—positioning, alignment, proximity, scale, margins, white space, and grids. It discusses how to make decisions about placement in keeping with aesthetic principles while supporting use. It addresses templates and how to define them.
Tania Schlatter, Deborah Levinson
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2015
This chapter describes issues to consider when choosing a site for a process facility. The chapter also discusses the layout and spacing of equipment, utilities, buildings, roads and loading/unloading of trucks and tank cars. The final section of the chapter is to do with the layout of offshore facilities.
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This chapter describes issues to consider when choosing a site for a process facility. The chapter also discusses the layout and spacing of equipment, utilities, buildings, roads and loading/unloading of trucks and tank cars. The final section of the chapter is to do with the layout of offshore facilities.
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Management Science, 1986
The problem of plant layout has generally been treated as a static one. In this paper, we deal with the dynamic nature of this problem. Both optimal and heuristic procedures are developed for this problem and are based on a dynamic programming formulation.
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The problem of plant layout has generally been treated as a static one. In this paper, we deal with the dynamic nature of this problem. Both optimal and heuristic procedures are developed for this problem and are based on a dynamic programming formulation.
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The Layout of the Empirical Analysis
2011The research relies on an innovative cross-disciplinary approach, mixing financial competences with others, related to psychology and affective neuroscience. The analysis involves an assorted sample of individuals, with different levels of financial education/competences: customers of banks, traders and asset managers.
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1999
If you have tried some of the applets in the previous chapter, you will have found that the applets functioned correctly, but that the layout of the components may have been different. On looking more closely at these applets you will see that the components are added from left to right and when the first row is full the next component to be added is ...
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If you have tried some of the applets in the previous chapter, you will have found that the applets functioned correctly, but that the layout of the components may have been different. On looking more closely at these applets you will see that the components are added from left to right and when the first row is full the next component to be added is ...
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