Sentence examples for improved timetable from inspiring English sources

But the improved timetable comes with reduced ambitions: The city and state have conceded that it would be too costly to reroute the line to make it more convenient for Battery Park City residents.

In a second phase, standard linear programming is used to construct an improved timetable with well-scheduled connections and, whenever possible, with ideal buffer times.

With the increasing demand for railway transportation infrastructure managers need improved automatic timetabling tools that provide feasible timetables with enhanced performance in short computation times.

The simulation procedure in timetable-based software (typically used in Europe) is based on the initial timetable of trains and the objective is to improve the timetable as much as possible.

In research conducted through combined analytical simulation approach, Medeossi et al. [59] applied stochastic approach on blocking times of trains to improve the timetable planning using OpenTrack simulation software.

"We're also working on improving the timetable data returned in search results so that sophisticated pan-European itineraries (e.g. London-Moscow) can be served in search results even if we're not capable of selling tickets for such routes immediately," he adds.

The aim of our study was to develop a method with which the SOS improves train timetables to reduce the costs to passengers and metro companies.

For example, Longo et al. [1] demonstrated how the measurement of train speed profiles over many days of operation has become much more practical with the advent of cheaper sensing technology and can be used to provide a better understanding of train performance and improve the timetabling process.

Mr. Bernanke offered no timetable for improved economic performance, declaring that while the risks to the overall economy were still "skewed to the downside," inflation "seems likely to move temporarily higher in the near term".

On Wednesday in Texas, at the Bluejack National venue he designed, the 40-year-old's demeanour was notably improved but the "no timetable" prognosis for a reappearance in competition remains.

The Severnside CRP also formed a support group for the station, and improved the provision of timetabling information through the use of simplified departure timetable posters.