Sentence examples for no dispatching from inspiring English sources

No dispatching strategies and short-term energy storages are addressed within this paper.

In the last column, the results from running 100 replications are displayed.> It is evident from those results that no dispatching policy was able to outperform the others.

Their doctor has told them the hospital is no longer dispatching ambulances at night because several drivers have been killed.

(When, in January , 1960 six months later, United States District Judge J. Skelly Wright, a Louisianian, ordered the Negroes' names put back on the rolls, no dispatch clapped old Earl on the back for having championed them.

Only 11% of patients had no dispatches of laxatives.

If American poets are no longer dispatched to powwow with foreign leaders, there's why.

Ordinary drug users can still be required to participate in a treatment program, but they are no longer dispatched to jail.

Under the "priority dispatch" policy, Transmission System Operators (TSOs) must accommodate all wind energy produced, which thus has the priority over energy produced by conventional plants; in the "no priority dispatch" policy, TSOs can decide not to inject all potential wind power in the grid in order to limit congestion problems.

Still, it is no good dispatching monitors if the response is simply to be a shrug of the shoulders.

Whereas the West's top seed had no trouble dispatching their archrivals in the conference semifinals, a Real Salt Lake team that has become their nemesis is on the verge of ending their dream season, up two goals after one leg of the West's final.

But just in case, Canada dispatched no less a personage than Stephen Harper, its prime minister, on a three-day tour of the region and announced plans to build two new military bases to reinforce the country's territorial claims.