Sentence examples for dispatch means from inspiring English sources

In the selection of the dispatch means, the time to contact with the patient is the most important factor.

The ambulance helicopter and car were complementary to each other in the dispatch mean of the medical doctors.

If respondents were correct that "addressed and dispatched" means "reason-ably calculated to give notice," then the phrase "reasonably calculated to give actual notice" in §1608(b)(3) would be superfluous.

For Mr. Bush, who one day earlier had announced that he was moving 10,000 National Guard troops to the Mexican border, the decision to dispatch Mr. Dobbs means that the deployment of Guard troops was no longer necessary.

Dispatch, Response, Mean Transit and Total Pre-hospital times relating to the obstetric and neonatal incidents was analysed for 2005 and 2008.

Prior to the introduction of the CDSS in the ambulance service, 999 emergency calls were handled by non-clinical staff using a basic classificatory system (Criteria Based Dispatch) which meant taking a name and address and, usually, dispatching an ambulance.

A tall left-arm bowler, he had a bouncy, bucking approach and a lithe, rubbery action which dispatched a mean late-swerving ball that often cut away sharply.

By now De Gea was by far the busier goalkeeper but even the Spaniard had no answer when Khazri issued another reminder that he dispatches a mean dead ball.

3) The power demands are unchangeable during the dispatch interval, which means only the uncertainty of natural gas systems was considered.

Therefore, most of the fabs resort to production dispatching as a means to enhancing production efficiency.

Jonathan Wright Shocking dispatch from the mean streets of Newark, NJ, where relations between police and the mainly black youth are toxic.