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Relationship

Defined in the MinnesotaDOT standard specifications. This is the agency’s own text, with the section it comes from.

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Minnesota · MnDOT

If removed, Redundant Logic should not impact any CPM Schedule calculations. Relationship An interdependency between two Activities. Relationships link an Activity to its Predecessor(s) and Successor(s). Relationships may also be referred to as the Logic of the schedule. Examples of Relationships are finish-to-start, start-to start, and finish-to-finish. Relationships are implied in

Section 1103 — Definitions
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