The critical path method
application of the PERT method and its variants to production and study programs
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Author
Contributions
- Desbazeille, G. - Contributor
Publication
1969 - Gordon & Breach, United Kingdom
Language
English
Word Count
41,750 words, Guess
Page Count
167 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL21605915M
- ISBN-100677018800
- OCLC Control Number11807
- Internet Archivecriticalpathmeth0000kauf
- Library of Congress Control Number69012133
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- Goodreads584189
Classifications
- DDC658.4032
- LCCTS158 .K3513
First Sentence
Without stretching the theoretical aspects relative to the search for ordinal relations in a graph, this concept, as it will be seen, being nothing else but a set of elements among which oriented relations exist, we believe it is appropriate to recall a few terms concerned with the theory of graphs and to show how to use the various processes which permit the attainment of ordinal relations.
Excerpt
Without stretching the theoretical aspects relative to the search for ordinal relations in a graph, this concept, as it will be seen, being nothing else but a set of elements among which oriented relations exist, we believe it is appropriate to recall a few terms concerned with the theory of graphs and to show how to use the various processes which permit the attainment of ordinal relations.
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