optimisation and just-in-time

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Abstract
Arranging production activities to fit in with other construction activities is one of the basic ideas of the Just-in-Time approach. In the construction industry it has never been very fully applied. This is a mistake [1]. Construction works, particularly expensive parts of them, are a field where the approach can be and should be applied.
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Authors V. Beran
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Journal the journal of nutrition
Year 2002
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civil engineering (general)

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