logistics
ਅਸਬਾਬ
definition
noun
the logistics and costs of a vaccination campaign
the detailed coordination of a complex operation involving many people, facilities, or supplies.
example
This is just one example of smart 'logistics' for the future Army.
The 'logistics' of moving the battalions was complicated, and the benefits on readiness problematic.
Transport and other 'logistics' of moving the commodity to other areas across the region were also cited as some of the challenges to the development of the crop.
The 'logistics' of moving the troops and equipment is not what takes the most time in this process.
This industry is in the business of providing global 'logistics' and supply chain services, and fast, reliable deliveries around the globe.
Maybe I should explain the 'logistics' a little clearer.
He taught himself about the use of modern artillery, 'logistics' , military organisation and strategy.
There were also problems in 'logistics' and communications.
He got someone called Mark Stevenson involved and asked him to work out the 'logistics' .
Many council officials also dismiss the idea of moving people indoors as completely impractical, because of the numbers and 'logistics' involved.
It is one of 34 set up throughout the UK to cater for the business community's transport 'logistics' needs.
In premodern times, the limitations of military 'logistics' acted as a restraint on the ability of states to interact with each other.
Even military officers didn't care much for tactics or 'logistics' , instead avoiding any chance of seeing combat.
A pilot study provides the researcher with experiential 'logistics' from actual procedural implementation.
Take, for instance this statement in my letter detailing the 'logistics' .
Our indictment is ultimately not about 'logistics' or tactics.
This goal may thus be achieved in a more frugal manner in terms of costs and 'logistics' than was previously described.
They are involved with the communications and the 'logistics' .
By being near to its major client, significant cost savings in terms of 'logistics' and utilities cost were expected.
It houses customer service, 'logistics' , storage, administration, accounts and support for online sales and enquiries.
They'd have to pay for it themselves, without corporate contributions, and they'd have to handle all the 'logistics' .
Before the teams arrived from Singapore, a group from there undertook a trip to identify the project location, facilities and 'logistics' .
There is a lot of potential for supply chain management and 'logistics' expertise.
As an exercise in 'logistics' it is on a scale not seen in Europe since the Second World War and as a monetary experiment it is unprecedented in the history of the world.
The wartime experience of 'logistics' of air force is still relevant.
The ending of the Cold War has had profound effects upon the philosophy of, and approach to, military 'logistics' .
The most important and least well understood staff area, both during the Civil War and now, is 'logistics' .
It only took them a while to get the pieces together, because of the lack of economy of scale, lack of management talents and poor 'logistics' .
Government should ensure police have all the 'logistics' in place that will see that court cases are on schedule by ensuring there is always transport and fuel.
After five years, he had managed to negotiate a merger with another transport and 'logistics' group, Ocean.
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