She hands out the larger timetables on request.
No ticket agent here, but Belinda Ramos makes sure she has a few of the large accordion-like timetables available behind her coffee counter.
The timing of the new policy on existing power plants is driven in large part by the timetables the Clean Air Act sets for a major rule-making.
We also find that the timetable allowing larger flexibility of headways can obtain more and better Pareto-optimal solutions, which can provide decision-makers more choice.
But fears were growing that the two sides were maybe too far apart after the Afghan government's refusal to accept the American offer of a six-month timetable, already a large concession from an American position that even as recently as a few weeks ago delayed any transfer indefinitely.
Intel's not meeting the Chinese timetable reflects a larger objection on the part of Intel and other American technology companies, which have been up in arms since China announced last year that it wanted to develop a separate national standard for short-range wireless networks, known as Wi-Fi.
Such a tight timetable for such a large project would be cause for concern on its own, election or no.
Last year it issued new emissions standards for cars, and set out a timetable for rules on large stationary sources such as cement plants and refineries.
Mr Osborne made his big fiscal decision in 2010, when he announced a rapid timetable for eliminating Britain's large structural deficit.
Secondly, the IM identifies the value-maximizing allocation, i.e. the timetable which generates the largest possible aggregate value of bids.
