Sentence examples for hour bands from inspiring English sources

Here are two more: First, have most companies and offices in Manhattan adopt a broad-based flexible working hours system — that is, one with wide optional hour bands.

Within the next hour, bands 2 and 3 of AdcA progressively disappeared in favour of the fast migrating band, leading to a migration pattern at 120 min after stimulation comparable to that observed in untreated cells.

And with pay packets ranging from £1,000 for an hour (Band E) to £25,000 plus per hour (Band AA), the financial rewards are huge.

The hour and minute bands are drawn to resemble lens rings.

For eight hours, bands, most of them local, played music either by Parsons or inspired by him.

The regression coefficients and the amplitudes of the temperature variation at the semi-diurnal (11 13 hours) and diurnal (23 27 hours) bands are shown in Figs. 5 and 7.

For hours, band after band passed the intersection of Flatbush Avenue and Empire Boulevard.

"The out of hours banding normally represents up to 50 per cent of your pay.

To put it more scientifically, there is a gradual increase in mortality risk for those who fall outside the six-to-eight-hour band.

During the afternoon hours, banding features consolidated around a developing eye and weather reconnaissance planes were dispatched to the system.

In a concert and competition that stretches into the wee hours, 16 bands play half-hour sets -- elaborate, symphonic-length variations on calypso and soca hits -- while judges deliberate.