logistical
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- adjective
- /ləˈdʒɪstɪkəl/
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logístico
- The outcomes of this study may be related to the logistical constraints previously discussed.
- logistical support
- provide logistical support
- logistical planning
These aren't just small logistical details, they are red flags.
- These aren't just small logistical details, they are red flags.
- Just a little logistical note on your programs.
- It still may raise grief and logistical hassles to lose the relationship.
- The big barrier for most families is either logistical access or financial access.
- And they have very, very little logistics, very little logistical support.
- And our point of speaking to her was the logistical chain.
- Everything is if you don't have a full end to end logistical supply chain.
- We've deployed now and, and, but Amryl is controlling all that and it's just a monumental logistical accomplishment.
- So how dare you, How dare you try and build that, You know, that massive logistical operation that is delivery.
- So this is probably a good time to note as far as logistical stuff, don't do this at your desk.
Examples
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This is a relatively small team in the scope of things, and it also has some logistical challenges with working from home right now.
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The colonial office in London provided logistical support through the resident governor in the colony.
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Just a little logistical note on your programs.
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This is a massive logistical exercise that we have never done.
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However, at the same time, there are logistical issues with this.
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Send me in with some logistical support.
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The big barrier for most families is either logistical access or financial access.
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I mean, planning a wedding on such short notice is a logistical nightmare.
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We quickly learned that even if we could land the Afghan deal, it would be a logistical nightmare.
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Planning a large event requires careful attention to logistical details, such as catering and transportation.
Synonyms
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Relating to planning and moving goods, equipment, or people
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Etymology
The word logistical comes from the military word logistics, which was originally about arranging where soldiers and supplies would 'lodge' and how they would move. So, something logistical is about planning and organizing the practical steps to move people or goods.