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Smith WV, Pulver SR.
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Construction rescheduling based on a manufacturing rescheduling framework

Automation in Construction, 2009
Changes during project execution frequently require schedule updating and rescheduling. However, few studies have discussed rescheduling issues or implemented rescheduling solutions for construction projects. This study investigates resource-constrained construction rescheduling issues using concepts associated with manufacturing rescheduling. Based on
Shu-Shun Liu
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Rescheduling for New Orders

Operations Research, 2004
This paper considers scheduling problems where a set of original jobs has already been scheduled to minimize some cost objective, when a new set of jobs arrives and creates a disruption. The decision maker needs to insert the new jobs into the existing schedule without excessively disrupting it. Two classes of models are considered. First, we minimize
Nicholas G. Hall, Chris N. Potts
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Rescheduling for Job Unavailability

Operations Research, 2010
This paper considers scheduling problems where the processing of a set of jobs has been scheduled (i.e., planned) to minimize a classical cost objective, under the assumption that the jobs are all available at the start of the planning horizon. Before processing starts, however, the availability of a subset of the jobs is delayed.
Nicholas G. Hall, Chris N. Potts
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On Rescheduling in Holonic Manufacturing Systems

Computers in Industry, 2017
This paper treats a topical issue for present manufacturing systems, which is the needed adaptability when manufacturing orders are received in an unpredictable way. To face such cases, a rescheduling mechanism is necessary and such a possibility is investigated for a holonic system that materializes its coordination through a combination between the ...
Carlos Pascal, Doru Panescu
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Hydrocodone: To reschedule, or not to reschedule?

Pharmacy Today, 2013
In January, FDA’s Drug Safety and Risk Management Committee voted 19–10 in favor of moving hydrocodone-containing medications from Schedule III to Schedule II. In March, the Safe Prescribing Act of 2013 was introduced to reclassify hydrocodone-containing drugs to Schedule II.
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