Subject Code:D02With the support by the National Natural Science Foundation of China,a collaborative study by the research group led by Prof.Yang Bao(杨保)from the Key Laboratory of Desert and Desertification,Northwes...Subject Code:D02With the support by the National Natural Science Foundation of China,a collaborative study by the research group led by Prof.Yang Bao(杨保)from the Key Laboratory of Desert and Desertification,Northwest Institute of Eco-Environment and Resources of the Chinese Academy of Sciences,and展开更多
Some dominance rules are proposed for the problems of scheduling N jobs on a single machine with due dates, sequence dependent setup times and no preemption. Two algorithms based on Ragatz＇ s branch and bound scheme ...Some dominance rules are proposed for the problems of scheduling N jobs on a single machine with due dates, sequence dependent setup times and no preemption. Two algorithms based on Ragatz＇ s branch and bound scheme are developed including the dominance rules where the objective is to minimize the maximum tardiness or the total tardiness. Computational experiments demonstrate the effectiveness of the dominance rules.展开更多
China＇s emergency laws have emerged as a result of dealing with crises. They comprise laws and regulations, emergency plans, and military regulations, and define three exceptional or emergency states： war, emergency...China＇s emergency laws have emerged as a result of dealing with crises. They comprise laws and regulations, emergency plans, and military regulations, and define three exceptional or emergency states： war, emergency and emergency response, with the aim of constructing a comprehensive integrated system based on the specialized division of labor. In practice, however, emergency plans take the place of laws and regulations and provide the fundamental normative basis for tackling emergencies, with government and the military playing the dominant role. Developing out of necessity and possessing temporary applicability, China＇s emergency laws are characterized by authorization and prevention. Integrating emergency law with the socialist legal system with Chinese characteristics, formulating basic law for emergency situations and improving the specific mechanisms of emergency law should be regarded as major steps in its future development.展开更多
文摘Subject Code:D02With the support by the National Natural Science Foundation of China,a collaborative study by the research group led by Prof.Yang Bao(杨保)from the Key Laboratory of Desert and Desertification,Northwest Institute of Eco-Environment and Resources of the Chinese Academy of Sciences,and
文摘Some dominance rules are proposed for the problems of scheduling N jobs on a single machine with due dates, sequence dependent setup times and no preemption. Two algorithms based on Ragatz＇ s branch and bound scheme are developed including the dominance rules where the objective is to minimize the maximum tardiness or the total tardiness. Computational experiments demonstrate the effectiveness of the dominance rules.
文摘China＇s emergency laws have emerged as a result of dealing with crises. They comprise laws and regulations, emergency plans, and military regulations, and define three exceptional or emergency states： war, emergency and emergency response, with the aim of constructing a comprehensive integrated system based on the specialized division of labor. In practice, however, emergency plans take the place of laws and regulations and provide the fundamental normative basis for tackling emergencies, with government and the military playing the dominant role. Developing out of necessity and possessing temporary applicability, China＇s emergency laws are characterized by authorization and prevention. Integrating emergency law with the socialist legal system with Chinese characteristics, formulating basic law for emergency situations and improving the specific mechanisms of emergency law should be regarded as major steps in its future development.
