Sentence examples for imposed schedule from inspiring English sources

They had always needed to sleep according to their bodies' rhythms, not adhering to any imposed schedule.

Planning biology experiments can be very complex; having to respect the life cycle of the cells or organisms can create challenges when collaborators are not used to working with this type of imposed schedule.

But it hasn't been possible with his imposing schedule so we make do with a suite in the Conrad Hilton.

In order to allow coexistence between scheduled and uncoordinated nodes, we impose scheduled nodes to occupy only a fraction of the slots assigned by the base station, leaving portions of a frame available for possible access by uncoordinated nodes (see Section 3.1 for details).

The distinguishing feature is that the network imposes scheduling.

At the same time, the ban on supplying arms to Syria that the European Union imposed is scheduled to expire at the end of this month, raising the question of whether Britain and France might seek to increase their support to the Syrian opposition if diplomatic efforts to foster a political transition to a post-Assad government continued to prove elusive.

Hulu still imposes a schedule of sorts on Web viewers, even if that schedule comes with a five-week window of flexibility.

That way, he said, "you can respond when it's convenient, rather than impose your schedule on someone else".

It tried to impose a schedule composed exclusively of F.I.S. events -- in effect, a coup against the International Snowboard Federation.

The city signed a consent order last month imposing a schedule to replace most of the equipment, which it owns, by May 2003.

The teachers objected to Dr. Hornsby's plan to impose a schedule made up of 90-minute blocks, instead of the traditional 45-minute periods.