logistics
લોજિસ્ટિક્સ
definition
noun
the logistics and costs of a vaccination campaign
the detailed coordination of a complex operation involving many people, facilities, or supplies.
translation of 'logistics'
સૈન્ય-તંત્ર
example
Germany's largest beverage 'logistics' organization
The ending of the Cold War has had profound effects upon the philosophy of, and approach to, military 'logistics' .
Take, for instance this statement in my letter detailing the 'logistics' .
The game is mostly themed, but doesn't quite go as far as the actual mechanics of 'logistics' and warfare.
This isn't a regular occurrence and she didn't put enough effort into planning the 'logistics' .
Fusser said exhibitions in Hong Kong are professionally organised and efficient, with sophisticated 'logistics' .
I had good teams and good crews and we had people who handled the 'logistics' .
The Pleven plant will continue its production of malt, sales and distribution activities and 'logistics' operations.
We not only will be doing more complete package work, but also ensuring that the proper 'logistics' are in place to get the goods to the customers on time.
He got someone called Mark Stevenson involved and asked him to work out the 'logistics' .
These business services range from customer management to supply chain 'logistics' to product development.
The 'logistics' of moving the troops and equipment is not what takes the most time in this process.
The wartime experience of 'logistics' of air force is still relevant.
Massive expeditions by the USA in the immediate postwar period were powerful demonstrations of military 'logistics' and technology.
This was in addition to providing 'logistics' for military traffic.
By being near to its major client, significant cost savings in terms of 'logistics' and utilities cost were expected.
Logisticians should be familiar with the plan as the cornerstone of DOD 'logistics' of the future.
This is just one example of smart 'logistics' for the future Army.
Those tenets are inherent in the current transformation of U.S. Army 'logistics' .
In premodern times, the limitations of military 'logistics' acted as a restraint on the ability of states to interact with each other.
The costs and 'logistics' involved in caring for children under two has meant far fewer places for this age group and a longer wait for young families.
The 'logistics' of moving the battalions was complicated, and the benefits on readiness problematic.
our fleet vehicle management system enables 'logistics' firms to track deliveries using satellite technology
Even military officers didn't care much for tactics or 'logistics' , instead avoiding any chance of seeing combat.
He taught himself about the use of modern artillery, 'logistics' , military organisation and strategy.
Now the company wants to extend that marketing and 'logistics' savvy to beef and pork.
For small enterprises, the government aims to help foster their development into chain businesses and 'logistics' operations.
The 'logistics' for such a large-scale event are tremendous, and Thai organizers have been preparing for years.
It is owned by La Poste, which is the second largest operator in the European parcels and 'logistics' market
the 'logistics' of a large-scale rock show demand certain necessities
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