Sentence examples for dedicated planning from inspiring English sources

The schools will be organized into grade-level teams, with dedicated planning time for teachers, and academic interventions scheduled as part of the regular school day.

Using new dedicated planning software, the piezocision cuts were properly positioned in virtual models.

Currently, the planning of the biomass collection operations is performed relying on the contractor's experience without the use of any dedicated planning tool.

Apart from the dedicated planning CT scanners, radiation oncologists also make use of a simulator consisting of a traditional X-ray apparatus, in some cases provided with a CT extension with which low quality CT slices can be made; these are sufficient for the contouring of the patient.

It was also the first to establish a feed-in tariff for rooftop solar (now installed on 28% of homes), and dedicated planning guidelines for wind farms: part of a policy and regulatory framework which has helped the state attract $6.6bn of clean-energy investment, 40% of it into regional areas.

If a local authority is working on a dedicated plan for its social media, it could already be approaching it the wrong way, according to one of the UK's most digitally-savvy councils.

This again implies that no dedicated plans had been made for spending money on IT but rather had been subsumed under other cost centres such as technology or the department where the system was installed.

Three-dimensional plan was performed with a dedicated treatment planning system after on-line CT virtual simulation and CT-MRI image fusion.

"We put a high premium on planning, and that is because if you plan, you can find the best bang for the buck… There were specific dollars dedicated to planning early on and that is what the school districts have been using till this point," he told VICE News.

"Robert is one of those great social entrepreneurs who made something spectacular and enduring, that changed the way we look at public space," said Vin Cipolla, president of the Municipal Art Society, a nonprofit group dedicated to planning and preservation.

"Part of the challenge is how to put together a plan for successful private investment and appropriate redevelopment when you're basing that thinking on quicksand," said Vin Cipolla, president of the Municipal Art Society, a nonprofit group dedicated to planning and preservation, and one of 29 members of a new Hudson River Park task force.