"crash time" can be a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It is typically used to describe a period of time when multiple things or events happen quickly and simultaneously, often resulting in a chaotic or tumultuous situation. Example: "The stock market experienced its biggest drop in years during the crash time of the economy." In this sentence, "crash time" is used to refer to a specific period of time when the stock market and the economy as a whole were in a state of turmoil.
2. As a class, read and discuss the article "In Japan Crash, Time Obsession May Be Culprit" (//www.nytimes.com/learning/teachers/featured_articles/20050428thursday.html), focusing on the following questions: a.
Suppose that we assign to each job a "normal time" and a "crash time" and also calculate the associated costs necessary to carry the job in each time.
If we want to shorten the project, we can assign some of the critical jobs to their crash time, and compute the corresponding direct cost.
"In Japan Crash, Time Obsession May Be Culprit" (front page, April 27) includes the view that the Japanese concern for punctual observance of train schedules may be an irrational national obsession.
The developed model consists of three objectives such as minimizing total project completion time, minimizing total project completion cost and minimizing the earliest time of an event requiring special attention by taking into account several factors such as crash time, normal time, normal cost, crash cost, indirect cost as well as financial bonus and incremental penalty cost.
2. Learn about factors contributing to the April 25 Japanese train crash by reading and discussing the article "In Japan Crash, Time Obsession May Be Culprit" (//www.nytimes.com/learning/teachers/featured_articles/20050428thursday.html ). 3. Perform a multi-part experiment with marbles to calculate their velocity, momentums, and theoretical collision momentum.
The one tiny drawback to the conventional wisdom in our febrile post-economic crash times is that, since it's modelled on precedent from the more centrist pre-crash era, it increasingly resembles the conventional idiocy.
It only became an issue for us when it was crashing time and we had to rouse him to fold out the couch.
Interview 2 I think if somebody is crashing, time is very important so 30 seconds to wash your hands would change the patient's outcome, at that point it would be OK not to wash your hands.
Airplanes crash from time to time.
The iOS version I tried did crash from time to time.
