Sentence examples for human schedule from inspiring English sources

NO MORE LATE NIGHTS I'm on a sort of human schedule now.

"For one thing, these barges are running on a human schedule, rather than the fishes' schedule," Mr. Baker said.

"Pigeons usually feed early in the morning and late in the afternoon, but birds that rely on human feeding will adjust to a human schedule," she said.

It's no surprise, then, that on the weekends, Mr. Kiernan, 45, likes to relax close to home with his wife, Dawn, a client-service representative for Nielsen, the television research firm, and with their daughters, Lucy, 11, and Maeve, 9. "On Sundays especially, I get to live on a more or less human schedule," he said.

The algorithm architecture is compared against human schedule generation and a simple opportunistic algorithm.

according to the recommended human schedule at week 0 and week 3. Two weeks after the last vaccination, ferrets immunized with 80 μg or 250 μg of Re6HA RNActive® vaccine showed HA-specific antibodies reaching median HI titers of ~1 40, comparable to the levels achieved with the licensed vaccine despite an only one week interval between prime and boost (Fig. 10A).

In so doing, it draws our attention to the "narrow impetuosity" of our human schedules.

Although this is not always possible with modern stabling practices and human schedules that favor feeding horses twice a day, it is important to remember the underlying biology of the animal when determining what to feed, how often, and in what quantities.

For the past three decades these vaccines have been included in the national human immunization schedule for use according to the epidemiological situation.

The currently recommended human vaccination schedule against glanders is a s.c. injection of 4×10 bacteria in 0.5 mL that provides immunity for one year.

These are processes used in an effort to overcome seed dormancy and reach successful germination on a human driven schedule.