Sentence examples for arranged in time from inspiring English sources

Faced with the prospect of sudden change in their security arrangements, with no assurance that the Afghan force can be arranged in time or meet their specific needs, organizations are weighing the future of their operations in the country.

The motion picture has been defined as a series of images of space that are arranged in time.

But European taxpayers, and not only Germans, are reluctant to bail out the Greeks, and creation of a European version of the fund is considered too complicated and in any case could not be arranged in time.

"The trust was admitting patients to wards after what should have been a routine visit to accident and emergency simply because appropriate social care couldn't be arranged in time to allow same day discharge," Bennett explains.

Future music would be arranged in time rather than space: "moment by moment" (in Luper's translation).

A sequence of events, or series of events, is a sequence of items, facts, events, actions, changes, or procedural steps, arranged in time order (chronological order), often with causality relationships among the items.

The wireless transmissions are arranged in time-slots.

That is, vertical axle is the frequency axle and abscissa axle is the time axle, which makes the frequency-domain symbols arranged in time-frequency space.

Images were arranged in a time series, according to the time information of exchangeable image file format (exif) for digital photographs and to the time stamp of videos.

Apart from Alexandra's, most of the items among the more than 75 garments and accessories displayed here are arranged in a time line of changing styles and silhouettes, from just before the French Revolution (hard on finery) to the beginning of World War II.

A UML sequence diagram maps out a course of object interactions arranged in a time sequence.