Sentence examples for adjusted timetables from inspiring English sources

The sight of the whizzing "moon" punctually keeping to an announced timetable is superb; but down below, in the world hitherto known as the Soviet sphere (how many familiar terms may now have to be adjusted?), timetables are rare and risky, transit is often slow and inefficient, and even five-year plans sometimes fail to run their predestined course.

There is no plan to adjust timetables, he said.

The same year, NSB adjusted the timetables so that the trains look the same time as the conventional trains, and that they would use one minute more than in 1982.

Square Cash also adjusted their timetable for balance withdraws to your bank account.

Obama should have adjusted his timetable, and re-evaluated the current situation in Iran.

Computational results demonstrate the effectiveness of adjusting train timetables and the applicability of the developed approach to real-world metro networks.

The Olympic games and football World Cup will have to adjust their timetables to accommodate the world's largest television audience.The classiest hotels will have signs in English and Mandarin, welcoming the new rich.

This also means adjusting the timetable due to long maintenance or constructions' possessions.

Mr. Stessel said that while no plans for a reduction in service have been announced, New Jersey Transit adjusts its timetable every six months.

Mr. Obama said he would give the Pentagon 16 months to withdraw, but would adjust his timetable based on conditions in Iraq.

In the case of schedule conflict between the trains, the user must adjust the timetable until a feasible schedule is achieved.