Sentence examples for each timetable from inspiring English sources
The concept of recovery-to-optimality is examined carefully for each timetable by selecting a set of optimally refined dispatching schedules with minimum recovery cost under each scenario of disturbance.
The second-stage dispatching model evaluates the recovery-to-optimality robustness by simulating how each timetable generated from the first-stage could recover under a set of restricted scenarios of disturbances using the proposed dispatching algorithm.
Hence, for each timetable, by means of the above-mentioned modelling framework and the implementation of the iterative algorithm, we simulated the threefold interaction between passengers and trains and solved the fixed-point problem (6), estimating dwell time as well for each station and for each run as a flow-dependent value.
Each pocket timetable shows a droplet of landscape with warped reflections through glass of sky, strip lights and phone screens.
However, there are differences in the tools used in these two regions, as the tool designs follow the main operational philosophy of each region (timetable vs. non-timetable) and include features that concentrate on other rail network characteristics for the particular region.
I know each child, each individual, and each twin has a timetable all of his or her own.
"Each year the timetable is reviewed to ensure it meets the current needs of students, schools and colleges.
As if controlled by a biological timetable, each given stage must be superseded by a new one, receding in significance as the new stage assumes dominance.
A Labour document, published today in the leftwing weekly Tribune, says the national selection panel will "determine the length of each individual selection timetable, longlist and then interview aspiring candidates, draw up a shortlist for aspiring candidates which will be consistent with the decision of the late retirement panel".
The system uses an integer programming model that assigns courses to time slots and rooms to construct each department's timetable.
Congress rolled back the timetable each year, and the 1991 budget that was supposed to be balanced carried the second-highest deficit in history.
