Sentence examples for both dispatching from inspiring English sources

Reference [5] shows that the AVC system sets the reactive power level according to the bus voltage and total reactive load of both dispatching center and plants.

A full description of both dispatching rules and performance attributes can be found in [11].

For example, Nie et al. [103, 104] considered both dispatching rules and routing rules simultaneously when designing scheduling heuristics for flexible job shop scheduling.

Russia and Turkey both dispatched helicopters to search for the downed pilots, who were seen in amateur video footage parachuting to safety.

Málaga have a 100% European record after drawing first legs 0-0 at home: AEK Athens and Leeds United were both dispatched in the 2002-03 Uefa Cup.

Both ensnare their fan-elected favorites in feudal recording contracts, both dispatch their finalists on nationwide postseason tours, and both lag unwisely in releasing the debut discs of their winners.

When England replied Johnson, playing international cricket for the first time since November, over-stepped twice in his first two overs with the resulting free hits both dispatched to the boundary, by Cook and Bell.

Rose and Albert meet cute in the mid-1930s, both dispatched by their separate, poorly coordinated Communist cells to infiltrate a meeting of the Gramercy Park Young People's League; some 70 years later, their grandchild Sergius meets something like a young version of Rose, at an Occupy manifestation in a New England college town.

Railroads were among the first to adopt the electric telegraph and the telephone, both for dispatching trains and for handling other business messages.

To the north and west of Nanking lay the Yangtze River, but the Japanese planned to plug this possible escape route as well both by dispatching a squadron of ships up the river and by deploying two special detachments to circle around behind the city.

Nguyen et al. [95] aimed at coevolve both the dispatching rules and due date assignment rules to optimise the scheduling performance measures and minimise the deviations between the realised completion times and assigned due dates of jobs.