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Martin Ubani,Saila Poulter,Inkeri Rissanenanslates that definition into reality and very careful planning is necessary to ensure that the goal is achieved efficiently and economically. Consequently the construction phase has its own planning methods which aim to specify precisely how the project will be carried out, determine what resources

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Gerdien Jonker,Isabella Schwaderer One important category of problems which cuts across all the conventional category boundaries consists of problems which exhibit serial or sequential features. This chapter examines the nature of sequential systems and demonstrates how problems can be solved by a method known as dynamic programming

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Palgrave Series in Asian German Studiesproblems is the design phase of a project. Since almost all design problems are non-linear, it is therefore logical that in this book the examples chosen to introduce and illustrate non-linear solution methods should be design examples. This chapter begins by showing that economical and efficient de

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-53264-6ertainty. The decision to dig a rectangular hole 2m × 1m × 1m deep on a flat site has the predictable consequence that 2m. of excavated material will be produced. The unique consequence of the decision is unavoidable and plans can be made for disposing of this material which is certain to be produce

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Goedroen Juchtmans,Ides Nicaiseed analysis techniques is an essential prerequisite for a civil engineer. Essential though a knowledge of analysis is, however, it is a mistake to think that civil engineering is an analytically dominated profession. Quite the opposite is true: analysis is important only as an adjunct of the process of synthesis.