Roads and railways make it easier for police to be dispatched in times of "minority" restiveness, for Han settlers to seek a new home, and for the centre to control its empire.
These notifications, enriched with expert repair advice, are then dispatched in real time to Schindler's service applications, where technicians are scheduled as appropriate.
In the methodology, the power plants and the power exchange are dispatched in a time scale of 5 min. The hour-ahead plan efficiently addresses the intermittent wind power and reduces the regulation burden that would be required in a dispatch plan of one hour.
In Yokohama, the number of ambulances dispatched in 2005 was 1.58 times greater than that in 1995 [ 16], although the population in 2005 was only 1.08 times greater than that in 1995 [ 27].
Now they can phone or radio in a distress call and a team can be dispatched in a fraction of the time.
Mr. Morin explained, for instance, that in its coverage of the Virginia primary last week, The Post found a gender gap in the statistics from the earliest exit polls, which allowed the newspaper to dispatch reporters in time to prepare an article for the next morning.
The ability of a simple scoring system to predict correct dispatch in time critical situations seems unlikely to us, and this use of the NACA score has been discouraged by some authors.
It has its fair share of crime: statistics provided to the police commission say the tactical team was dispatched 19 times in 2013.
In one widely derided effort, George Bush in 2005 dispatched long-time aide Karen Hughes to Muslim countries in an effort to boost America's rapidly declining image.
But he missed, and Down were made to pay as Cavanagh coolly dispatched his two kicks in time added on.
