Sentence examples for length deadlines from inspiring English sources

Design of seaplane routes is modeled as a multi-objective capacitated vehicle routing problem with simultaneous pickups and deliveries and route length deadlines.

Rules on eligibility, essay length and deadlines vary.

If we like your idea and ask you to write, we will guide you on word length and deadline.

In the post, Cook says Tarantino himself "deliberately turned the leak into a story" by speaking about it at length to Deadline Hollywood.

In these studies, participants were required to decide whether two horizontal lines presented to the left and right of fixation were the same or different in length, under different deadline and payoff conditions; as in [15] and in the studies we will report, information about payoffs was presented in advance of the presentation of the stimulus display.

If you had asked, say, Lester Bangs or Nick Kent in their respective acerbic primes, they would have probably replied that your editor is the person you ignore, lie to and terrorise in the hope of browbeating them into allowing you to write exactly what you want, at a length – and to a deadline – of your own specification.

For example, if I wanted to make a freelance writing agreement with another publication, the Shake iPhone app asks me about things like the deadline, the length of the proposed article, and whether there's a kill fee.

But whatever markets you work, Murcott's most pressing advice is "produce what is required: it is the people who are reliable and work to deadline and length" that will be commissioned again.

They will attempt to whittle the text down to half that length by Saturday, a deadline set by French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius.

There are also often deadlines for the length of time a woman may be in labor before surgery is required, and many doctors will not perform a vaginal delivery after a previous Caesarean.

An online database lists each idea that the editors and the algorithms come up with, along with a deadline, a proposed length, and a proposed fee, which is usually less than a hundred dollars.