Sentence examples for modified timetable from inspiring English sources
"From what is known today, there will be further delays," EADS said after more than a week of speculation that Airbus' modified timetable, announced in June, would probably slip further.
Swiss International Airlines said it had added a stop in Hong Kong on that route as of Monday and modified its timetable.
On Tuesday, Girardi appeared to modify his timetable for legitimately assessing Jeter.
Figure 4 provides an example of the methodology where a given timetable along a corridor with quadruple tracks (Scenario a) is first modified by compressing the timetable (Scenario b) and then further improved by optimizing the order of trains (Scenario c).
The vessel was supposed to be removed before this summer, but the difficulties of drilling holes into granite in 35 feet of water, in addition to an extraordinarily long and rough winter, forced salvage workers to modify the original timetable.
The debt sustainability criteria were modified (to give more countries more assistance), and the timetables for offering relief accelerated.
In 2005, although already timetabled to be retired, a Sea Harrier was modified with an 'Autoland' system to allow the fighter to perform a safe vertical landing without any pilot interaction.
The UIC's method modifies the pre-determined timetable and reschedules the trains as close as possible to each other [30].
Privatising the NHS via a US trade deal while allowing the free import of genetically modified US food would create a political backlash to make last May's reaction to new rail timetables look tame.
As an example, she said a child searching for "trains" on a modified version of Google's search page might get back information about Thomas the Tank Engine rather than links to timetables and ticket-booking sites.
The main reasons for which protocols had to be modified after approval were a change in the number of subjects to be included (18%), a modification of inclusion criteria, a modification of the timetable and changes in examinations and treatments (Table 5).
