Sentence examples for dispatch times from inspiring English sources

"Thoughnthey ecosystem is very huge and complex around the world, and we have a lot of work to do," Elichai said in closing.

In Denver, dispatch times dropped to 31 seconds, half of the NFPA standard of 60 seconds.

Also new for the 2014 season outlaw run updated their trains with a new curved shin bar and added seatbelts that made dispatch times longer which made it have the slowest line in the park.

When the coaster cars duelled, in order to make the trains meet at each of the three near-miss points along the layout, the trains would be weighed once they were loaded at the station to adjust the dispatch times.

Aside from the list of what you ordered, you'll see an estimated dispatch time and an estimated delivery time.

"When you combine the two, it cuts the dispatch time by 60-65 percent.

For each dispatch time interval, Δt is divided into K steps.

Dispatch: Time 'to dispatch' is defined as the time in minutes from the receipt of the telephone call until an ambulance has been assigned to the incident.

In addition, most dispatch time periods in a real-time market have only a few line congestions or no congestion.

Results show that in dispatch option 1 (in which the user is in control of the start time), a lower cost of electricity of ZAR 373,218.40 is obtained compared to ZAR 416,280.20 by dispatch option 2 (in which the utility selects dispatch time for participating DSM loads) for the consumers.

This technology will allow a centralized command center to track the progress and location of every engine in our fleet -- saving critical seconds in dispatch time in addition to saving fuel and other resources.