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liquid bulk distribution problem encountered by Air Liquide. In this research we investigate both robust and stochastic solutions, depending on the desired objectives. We study both an inventory routing problem (IRP) and a production planning and customer allocation problem. For the IRP, we aim at obtaining a routing plan with a small time horizon (15 days) that is robust to short plant outages (e.g., several days). Thus, we present a robust methodology with an advanced scenario generation methodology

Ferguson 1896 to Brown vs Board of Education 1954 The U.S. Supreme Court : the highest court in the american land. Their job: to decide the constitutionality of cases. But is that what they are really doing? Can we trust that their decisions are just? Two important cases in history can help answer this question. A 1896 U.S. Supreme Court case, Plessy v. Ferguson, made facilities and schools separate based on race. In another case in 1954, Brown v. Board of Education, the court reversed its decision

tendance de communication très en vogue ! Dans un contexte de crise économique, il semblerait que le « possible » s’insère progressivement dans le champ lexical de l’espoir, et représente la motivation générale. « Ensemble, tout devient possible », « Yes, we can » et désormais, « Le goût Coca-Cola avec zéro sucres, c’est possible ». Mais à force d’en user et d’en abuser, il semble que le possible perde en intensité…Se répéter chaque jour que tout est possible, cela donne plus un ton auto-persuasif que dynamique

attention drawn to a wom volume of Irish poetry by her bedside. She tucked it in. "How about the netting[1]?" Chris called from the living room where he sat with Devi. "Already in," Fi answered. "And repellent?" asked Devi. "Yes, yes." Fi waved her hand as though shooing away a gnat-a gesture that Chris and Devi couldn't see from the other room. "Should have kept my mouth shut," she murmured. Early on in her research about Kenya, she'd discovered that the country's annual

n'est rien! | Forget about it! / No big deal! | Cette situation m'indiffère. | I'm quite indifferent to that situation. | Comment jugez-vous la situation? | What's your take on the situation? | Comment vous remercier?Je suis confus! | How can I ever thank you (enough)! I don't know what to say! | Comprends bien ça!! | Get that clear!! | D'un côté ... et d'un autre côté ... | On the one hand ... on the other hand | En cas de besoin, n'hésitez pas à .... | If you need anything, feel

maladie mentale, de condition physique, sourde ou aveugle. Elle semblait une petite fille normale. Mais ce n’est pas la fin de l’histoire. She showed no signs whatsoever of any mental or physical impairment. Simply, she was everything a little girl can be and more. But that happy ending is far from the end of her story. [pic] Un certain après-midi, l’été de 1996, près de leur maison dans la ville de Irving au Texas, Dana était assise sur sa mère regardant la partie de balle de son frère Dustin

unexplainable, then why are we running out of it. Science has not yet found a technique to manufacture human blood hence can only be made available from generous donors. A blood unit donated by you can save lives of three human beings. You never know when you can save a life of small kid who has just learnt to walk or a young life that has zeal to fulfil his/her dreams like you and me or a father whom his children look up. As per the standards a normal/healthy human being can donate blood every three

Study of the incipit of Sarah Kane’s Crave. Crave is Sarah Kane’s penultimate play, which was published in 1998. In this play, four characters, respectively named C, M, B and A, are delivering to the audience what we could name utterances. Are they communicating? Is there a kind of logic after all in the play? The first reading of the play is really challenging, first because it is really hard to distinguish who is speaking, as initials do not help us to recognize the characters and give them

22, 27, 39 à 53)      Conclusion  ­ ​ Discours engagé → argumentation directe  ­ ​ MLK → porte parole  ­ ​ stratégie argumentative : persuader = faire appel aux sentiments  ­ ​ qualité d’orateur (image, mot fort, bon rythme)    ­ ​ ouverture : “Yes We Can” discours d’Obama.                

spelling) personal pronouns are useful to understand the meaning of what one says.  #2 The Iberians, sometime after 5000 B.C, migrated north from the Mediterranean region and invaded Britain but there’s no word in the English language which we can say is Iberian. Then, the Celtics and Indo-European people came to occupy Britain from about 500 B.C. A few terms like curse and crag come from Celtics. In 55 B.C. Julius Caesar made explorations into Britain and occupied it from 43 to 410. Latin