Sentence examples for Compressed timetable from inspiring English sources

Mr. Willimon said that he and his writing staff wrote drafts of all 13 episodes of the first season before filming commenced on a soundstage outside Baltimore last April — in contrast to most television shows that have a much more compressed timetable.

Open image in new window Fig. 4 Actual timetable for a quadruple-track corridor (a) compressed timetable with train order maintained (b) compressed timetable with optimized train order (c) (Note chart layout follows typical European presentation and solid and dot lines represent different types of trains) [10].

Although most executions are carried out with little public notice, the scheduled lethal injections in Arkansas have reverberated far beyond the state because of the compressed timetable.

It was a special election with a compressed timetable: the primary was scheduled for Dec. 8, giving Ms. Bonney, Mr. Goodwin and other Pagliuca staff members mere weeks to introduce their candidate, a political novice, to voters.

But that desirable goal does not by itself justify the cost or the compressed timetable of the current plan, which would tie up too many public resources at a time when there are precious few.

The troubled booster program illustrates the difficulties the Pentagon has confronted in pursuing a workable missile defense system -- and doing so within the administration's compressed timetable of deploying by the end of 2004.

Figure 4 provides an example of the methodology where a given timetable along a corridor with quadruple tracks (Scenario a) is first modified by compressing the timetable (Scenario b) and then further improved by optimizing the order of trains (Scenario c).

The bill compresses the timetable.

He said it would have the effect of compressing the timetable.

I'm sure he wanted me to say something like "we're introducing modular cross-curricular themes suffused through the timetable; compressed for two days a week to allow the citizenship faculty to meet with the science and design faculty to discuss obesity and healthy eating".

This research confirms these hypotheses by demonstrating that the reform agenda was externally driven; the reform timetable was compressed - the international community was attempting 'too much, too fast,' and government capacity was low in the post-war social and political context.