(chiefly col)., charts, plans ; 22 x 22 cm.
Correspondence, reports, maps and charts, plans and clippings.
Correspondence, reports, maps and charts, plans and clippings concerning irrigation engineering; includes material relating to Puerto Rican dams, and various U.S. dam and irrigation projects.
It has its origins in critical paths and Gantt charts, planning tools first widely used in the early 20th century, and its own well-established international association, the Project Management Institute (PMI), based in Newtown Square, Pennsylvania.
Later that night in my room, I listened to waves breaking outside and studied the chart, planning the next day's route.
He also met Wednesday with Ms. Pelosi to chart plans for the lame-duck session, including the debate on taxes and, aides said, has spoken several times with President Obama.
While there are few studies that have charted planning authorities' chosen methods in a context where users are viewed as "customers", there are several of methods used to gather information on users in other market-oriented infrastructural and technical contexts than the transport sector.
Make sure that you have a distinct end point for your chart planned.
The moon and the tides determine the intensity of the rides, and the rafting companies provide tide charts to plan your trip.
Boaters can use the charts to plan a trip, while also logging details like the boat's safety depth and fuel consumption, and tracking the expected wind conditions for a given route.
Putting on a show at Fashion Week is quite a big production: There are sets to build, seating charts to plan and a very real fear that no one will show up on time.
