Sentence examples for major schedule from inspiring English sources

Other airlines are also making major schedule changes, but United, which had been suffering record losses before the attacks, is cutting back more deeply.

Mr. Moore was one of thousands affected by a major schedule of repair work conducted by hundreds of workers on 18 of the city's 20 subway lines that operate over the weekend.

Recently, he said, many graduate students at the university failed to learn about a major schedule change that was posted on a Web page for the engineering college "because they didn't get the pop-up".

NOTES A major schedule shift will take place next year when the season-opening Daytona 500 is moved to Feb. 26, the fourth Sunday of the month instead of the third.

Part of his desire to return to competitive play this season, after spending the early part of the year in therapy and trying to stay out of the public eye, was because the major schedule looked like his list of most favourable courses.

GMT/UTC+1 Serbia's national carrier, Jat Airlines, offers services across Europe; while most major scheduled airlines including British Airways fly to Belgrade.

The memorial service for Percy E. Sutton, the legendary Harlem politician and mentor to Gov. David A. Paterson, has caused a major scheduling headache: The service is scheduled to start just hours before Mr. Paterson is to deliver his 2010 State of the State address.

This section provides an overview of some major scheduling algorithms that have been applied in and proposed for 802.16 networks.

As the starvation problem is considered one of the major scheduling dilemmas, so in this paper we tried to overcome or partially overcome the starvation problem of long tasks though proposing a hybrid scheduling algorithm based on two tradition scheduling algorithms SJF and RR.

Approximately one third of these patients are discharged to an institutional care facility after major scheduled surgery [ 8, 9].

Ironically, Darwin's major, scheduled "Magnum opus" with the tentative title Natural Selection never appeared in print, but the Extract published by the author in November 1859 in order to establish priority with respect to his theory of the "preservation of favourable variations and the rejection of injurious variations" became a best- and longseller [ 6].