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The constraints of theory: What is the impact of the Theory of Constraints on Operations Strategy?

open access: yesInternational Journal of Production Economics, 2021
Abstract Although previous studies have advanced understanding on about the effects of the Theory of Constraints (TOC) in different areas in Operations and Supply Chain Management (OSCM), a relevant knowledge gap still remains concerning how the TOC elements impact the main competitive dimensions of operations strategy, and how they can be applied to
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TOWARD A THEORY OF CONSTRAINTS

Journal of Marital and Family Therapy, 1999
Grounded in the cybernetic concept of negative explanation, the theory of constraints examines how human systems are kept from solving problems. To identify constraints, therapists must know where to look for them and what to look for. The theory proposes that contraints exist among the levels of a biopsychosocial system, which include biology, person,
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The Theory of Grammar Constraints

2006
By introducing the Regular Membership Constraint, Gilles Pesant pioneered the idea of basing constraints on formal languages. The paper presented here is highly motivated by this work, taking the obvious next step, namely to investigate constraints based on grammars higher up in the Chomsky hierarchy.
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Constraints in Covariant Field Theories

Physical Review, 1951
In this paper we have considered certain problems which arise when one attempts to cast a covariant field theory into a canonical form. Because of the invariance properties of the theory, certain identities exist between the canonical field variables.
Anderson, James L., Bergmann, Peter G.
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The theory of constraints

2015
The theory of constraints (TOC) originated as a management system that aimed to deliver product on time while holding relatively low levels of inventory. It therefore has some similarities with Just In Time production methods. However, the theory of constraints differs from JIT in two major ways.
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The Partitive Constraint in Optimality Theory

Journal of Semantics, 2000
This paper discusses a case of syntax/semantics interaction of a characteristically optimality-theoretic kind. Finnish partitive constructions exhibit a case alternation that is partly semantically, partly syntactically driven. The crucial semantic condition that plays a role in case selection is quantitative determinacy, which replaces the ...
Arto Anttila, Vivienne Fong
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