Posts Tagged ‘economy’
Queuing Theory for Politicians
04Jan23
Queueing theory is the mathematical study of waiting lines, or queues. Wikipedia – Queueing theory This is timely, as the big news of the day is that our Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak, wants all pupils to study maths to age 18. So maybe this is one of the things people should be learning about (in […]
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Tags: A&E, constraints, economy, effectiveness, efficiency, hospital, maths, queue, queueing, queuing, slack, social care, theory
Flying Norwegian
24Apr18
TL;DR Norwegian seems pretty decent as a leisure traveller, but I won’t be choosing them for business travel again unless things change substantially. Background Norwegian have been flying long haul from Gatwick (my nearest airport) for a little while now. At first it was to New York, and more recently they’ve added routes to the […]
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Tags: economy, Gatwick, JFK, New York, Norwegian, Orlando, Premium, Priority Pass
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