Sentence examples for describe a timetable from inspiring English sources

The House action comes just days after the Republican-controlled Senate Democratic Democratic push to have Mr. Bush describe a timetable for withdrawal.

He, along with half a dozen of his friends, described a timetable for sexual initiation.

"The administration has to know that they have to get this thing done in two to four weeks," Senator Moynihan said in an interview this afternoon, describing a timetable for a vote far speedier than what the White House is considering.

The paper on a "fair plan" for climate action describes a timetable for emissions cuts in established and emerging industrial powers that could keep warming beneath the two-degree (Celsius) threshold that many countries have deemed unacceptably hazardous.

He described a timetable on article 50 and guarantees on EU funding as encouraging signs, adding: "It's offset uncertainty around Brexit with greater certainty on Heathrow and Hinkley Point".

He has suggested a more diplomatic approach to Tehran and has described a withdrawal timetable from Iraq faster even than the one laid out in the security agreement, though recently he has qualified that stance.

For the Dutch railway network, Corman et al. [141] evaluated the "shuttle" timetable reliability with a thorough assessment and Goverde [142] described a stability theory to analyze timetables on sensitivity and robustness to delays based on a linear system description of a railway timetable in max-plus algebra.

This paper describes a stability theory to analyse timetables on sensitivity and robustness to delays based on a linear system description of a railway timetable in max-plus algebra.

In a previous study, we described a chemical characterization of these hybrids when subjected to flavonoid supplementation on 2 distinct timetables, and our results revealed marked differences between the wood composition of the treated and untreated trees.

This paper describes a Stochastic Optimization Model that can be used to allocate the time supplements and the buffer times in a given timetable in such a way that the timetable becomes maximally robust against stochastic disturbances.

Kroon et al. [81] considered the stochastic disturbances in operation and described a Stochastic Optimization Model (SOM) that can be used to allocate the time supplements and the buffer times in a given timetable in such a way that the timetable became maximally robust against stochastic disturbances, and Maróti [83] used a branch-and-bound approach to shorten the computation time of SOM.   2.