Sentence examples for dispatch where from inspiring English sources
Now we get to the part of the Dispatch where I say all the obvious things.
Among the areas he believes is ripe for reinvention is dispatch, where even the most advanced retailers are forced to rely on existing postal services and courier companies.
Their main problems are to decide which unit to dispatch where and when as well as how to manage the data supporting these decisions.
To deal with uncertainties of renewable energy, demand and price signals in real-time microgrid operation, this paper proposes a model predictive control strategy for microgrid economic dispatch, where hourly schedule is constantly optimized according to the current system state and latest forecast information.
In the following example, a call-handler over-rode the CDSS disposition, to allow an ambulance dispatch where none was indicated.
She had thought of switching many times in a career that spanned newspaper's heyday and decline, including stints reporting and editing for The Roanoke Times & World-News, Gannett's p.m. and a.m. papers in Rochester, N.Y., The Associated Press and United Press International in Virginia and, finally, The Times-Dispatch, where she rebranded the Web site and managed its news content.
"I've done that stuff: dispatches where people see me getting shot at, bombs going off, whatever.
A positively mealy-mouthed assertion, compared to previous dispatches where Arrington has been both "a trainwreck" and "a sociopath".
While "Good Morning America" will also originate from each host city, Mr. Burstein said he did not yet know which of the show's hosts would be dispatched where.
He joined The Times after seven years as a business writer at the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, where he covered urban development, the regional economy and the beer industry, among other things.
Neither the Director of National Intelligence, the National Security Council nor the FBI would say how many people work at the HIG, how many operational MITs it houses, how big its budget is, how many times it has been dispatched, where it interrogates people -- or even whether any of that information is classified.
