0 relating to the careful organization of a complicated activity:
1 relating to the process of planning and organizing to make sure that resources are in the places where they are needed, so that an activity or process happens effectively:
The system was incapable of handling the US Army's huge logistical needs.
The Virginia-based company will provide maintenance and logistical support for the government project.
logistical difficulties/hurdles/problems
a logistical headache/nightmare A delay in passing the law would cause a logistical nightmare for businesses.
Airlines face a huge logistical challenge trying to get their stranded passengers to their destinations as well as to get their planes and crews to where they are needed.
For five weeks, four devastating hurricanes made political trips impractical, both for logistical reasons as well as the risk of appearing callous.
Even assuming that the logistical difficulties can be worked out, the company will face the toughest test of all: Will customers actually order orange slices in place of French fries?
One reason for this is logistical, in that there is a low ratio of officers to members.
Prominent issues identified in the literature on distance language course development include human, logistical and institutional factors.
Just collecting together all those grammars is a major logistical task.
Owing to time and logistical constraints, it was not possible to assemble a complete dataset for each patient for each diagnostic method.
For ethical and logistical reasons it was not possible to talk with individuals who were not diagnosed and under the management of a consultant.
