Visokotlačni sustav goriva za brzohodne dieselove motore s izravnim ubrizgavanjem, s odgovarajućom el. regulacijom

  • Anton Dolenc
  • Heinz Waras

Abstract

Designing technological marketing mix (TM-MIX) in differenttraffic, transport and telecommunication systems has abasic feature of a 'decision-making problem' (DMP ). The paperdiscusses mathematical constructs and procedures applicablein developing TM alternatives and in the choice of the bestcombination (composition) ofTM-mix. Algorithm for solving a'General Choice Problem' is presented. Expert Choice Softwareand other decision-support tools have substantial theoreticalsupport in the denoted concepts, procedures and algorithms.

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How to Cite
1.
Dolenc A, Waras H. Visokotlačni sustav goriva za brzohodne dieselove motore s izravnim ubrizgavanjem, s odgovarajućom el. regulacijom. Promet [Internet]. 1 [cited 2024Nov.21];8(4-5):65-2. Available from: https://traffic.fpz.hr/index.php/PROMTT/article/view/819
Issue
Vol 8 No 4-5 (1996)
Section
Older issues

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