The phrase "arrival window" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific time frame during which someone or something is expected to arrive.
Example: "The delivery service provided an arrival window of 2 PM to 4 PM for the package."
Alternatives: "arrival timeframe" or "expected arrival period."
I arrived at the Met five hours earlier, inclined to obey the 15-minute arrival window designated on my bar-coded ticket for the Costume Institute gala, but also eager to watch the action on the red carpet.
Importantly, each quadratic program is constrained by a set of linear feasibility cuts that define the presence of each user class in the arrival window.
WISH LIST The option to choose only nonstop flights when you're bidding, and the ability to select a narrower departure or arrival window.
Also, for a train of optical pulses, it is possible to reduce back-scattering using a timed add-drop multiplexer (although this requires that the arrival window of the back-scattered or reflected light pulse is known) [65].
Note: More details about SFO, arrival windows, and the airport shuttle service will be provided to you on your personal email after you enroll in the program.
Note: More details about the designated airport, arrival windows, and the airport shuttle service will be provided to you on your personal email after you enroll in the program.
That's because as a primarily international-focused airport most airlines that serve JFK try to schedule their international flights around one or two departure and one or two inbound arrival windows each day.
We have tested averaging the spectral ratios of pre-event noise windows, coda windows, and direct S-arrival windows of small events as the reference spectral ratio, and the results are almost identical.
That's changed with the arrival of Windows 10 Build 17093, which Windows Insiders are testing now.
But the arrival of Windows 95, which borrowed a number of features from the Macintosh operating system, narrowed the technical gap.
Even with the arrival of Windows XP, 2001 is expected to be the first year since 1986 to register declining PC sales.
