Sentence examples for competing schedules from inspiring English sources

For now, Kahlefeldt's training and competing schedules have been suspended.

Resources were required to undertake data collection and analysis – for instance, ethical approvals were obtained for fieldwork; significant time was spent setting up appointments for interview and focus groups with policy makers, many of whom had competing schedules; TICH-GLUK notably trained staff to act as survey enumerators for an element of staff skills assessment.

First, we introduce metric-aware scheduling, which enables the scheduler to balance competing scheduling goals represented by different metrics such as job waiting time, fairness, and system utilization.

In summary, to the best knowledge of the authors, the N-PF is the first uplink centralised algorithm to address the problem of scheduling competing scheduled users accounting for the effects of the uncoordinated users in the aggregate scheduling metric.

The practical complexities may be intractable, from the sharing of copyright to the management of competing performance schedules.

Results are discussed in terms of response effort within a response chain of a picture exchange system and competing ratio schedules for problem behavior during mand training.

Except for the issue of airport screeners, the two competing bills scheduled for consideration today are similar.

Early today, after a 121-mile overnight leg from Tybee Island, Ga., the 16 two-person teams still competing were scheduled to pull in to Isle of Palms, S.C.

Charter airlines are also competing by offering scheduled flights.

On Monday, competing rallies are scheduled, one by critics of the arrests, the other by supporters of local officials.

And Saturday morning, hours before the polls were set to close, Mr. Romney nearly encountered Mr. Gingrich himself, after the two candidates scheduled competing stops at Tommy's Country Ham House here.