Sentence examples similar to capacity point of timetable from inspiring English sources

Real timetables therefore include additional time margins that increase the headway between trains, which gives the practical capacity of the line for a given level of timetable stability.

Meanwhile, President Santos insisted that from the government's point of view the current timetable for the implementation of the agreement remained unchanged.

A single point of contact will be established for allocating capacity within the timetable already approved.

Anyone who is following this issue knows that the Israeli government and the U.S. Congress (at the risk of appearing redundant) have sought to establish a short timetable for dealing with the dispute over Iran's nuclear program - a timetable on the order of magnitude of Friedman's alarmism about Iran's nuclear capacity - a timetable more like "months" than "years".

Lindner [51], recently, reviewed the applicability of timetable compression technique, UIC code 406, to evaluate the corridor and station capacity.

Now, the Baker-Hamilton report has some sort of timetable.

The methods used and results reported for the capacity analysis of the network timetable and in particular the main through station since the first feasibility studies in 1994, complementing timetabling and operations research analysis in 1997 until the robustness analysis in the scope of the stress test simulations are described in detail in order to identify and discuss the critical issues.

He said that women would become members on the club's timetable, but "not at the point of a bayonet".

Payne's predecessor Hootie Johnson said at the time that female membership would come on the club's timetable and "not at the point of a bayonet".

Diplomats said that reaching the point of negotiations on the incentives depended on establishing a timetable for Iran to suspend uranium enrichment.

The Swedish National Rail Administration (Banverket) carried out a research project in 2005 to evaluate the application of the UIC capacity methodology (timetable compression) for the Swedish rail network.