Sentence examples for dispatch records from inspiring English sources

Times of collapse, dispatch, scene arrival, CPR, and initial defibrillation were determined from dispatch records, recordings of arrest events, interviews with bystanders, and hospital records.

A review of 1999 dispatch records from one Washington company, Diamond Cab, showed that a person calling for service from an address in Northwest Washington was 14 times more likely to receive service than a caller from the city's southeast quadrant.

OTTAWA — The actress Natasha Richardson, who died Wednesday from a brain hemorrhage after a fall on a beginners' ski slope in Quebec, was not admitted to a hospital until nearly four hours after her accident, according to ambulance dispatch records obtained Friday by The New York Times.

Emergency dispatch records corroborated much of Mr. Wilson's account of repeated calls to 911 and over all, a wait of 38 minutes between the first call and the time an ambulance arrived at the hotel, said Francis Gribbon, a Fire Department spokesman.

Missing mother Sherri Papini was found 'heavily battered,' dispatch records show.

While Carter told police he shot the elk because he saw it was injured, a necropsy revealed no evidence of a prior injury to the elk, and dispatch records show Carter did not report the shooting.

"Everything is strewn all over the glacier," Cienski said in a video dispatch recorded on Monday as helicopters flew overhead.

Inter-facility transfers recorded the worst dispatch performance with the mean time 'to dispatch' recorded as 35 min in 2008.

But too often that story of victorious advance has been undermined by unwelcome dispatches recording reverses at the front.In the past two years the names of two hospital trusts have been seared into the public consciousness.

In her last dispatch, she recorded evidence of insect life.

Each dispatch was recorded by the 120 Network Platform which connected with Global Position System (GPS).