Sentence examples for an allocated time from inspiring English sources

Face-to-face training was particularly valued because it gave professionals the opportunity to discuss and practise what was being taught and because it was delivered at an allocated time during a working day.

It duly came on 21 March 1917, when the Barrow munitions workforce protested against the management's refusal to honour the "premium bonus scheme" (they were paid a bonus for finishing a job in an allocated time) and against the arrest of shop stewards in Manchester and Sheffield.

In addition, Michèle will be available one and a half hours per week at an allocated time to deal with individual concerns, although the emphasis during this period will be for students to live with their problems, make their own choices and cultivate a sense of self-reliance.

Each non-CH node transmits its sensed data to its CH during an allocated time slot according to the TDMA schedule.

They have developed into a fundamental instrument and socio-spatial structure in governing the reception of newcomers that facilitates the concentration of refugees in allocated places within an allocated time.

This is a two-step forward, one-step back process as design teams make compromises between what they want and what is technically possible within an allocated time and budget.

The study found that the desired future scenario of a minimum allocated time at the terminal for all vehicles has been identified as a large gap by the survey respondents, − nearly 30% choosing option 5 (see Fig. 2).

(FGD1; P41 41 years, Male) In contrast few participants (n-5) stated that they do not have a specifically allocated time for physical activity but engage in it as and when time permits; "I do engage in physical activity as time allows.

Because journals such as Immunology rely so heavily on the good will of scientists to co-operate in the peer-review system, sometimes dragging a report out of a referee within the allocated time frame can be a real challenge.

For trials one and two, a score of 0 is given if a participant provides an incorrect response, suggesting they did not know the answer, or did not provide an answer within the allocated time limit of 30 seconds.

Whereas the majority of the patients were satisfied with this allocated time, a high number of HCPs would have preferred more time per visit.