The two main candidates in the United States Senate race in New Jersey finished their first weekend campaigning against each other today by bickering over a proposed schedule for debates.
In 2003, the police in El Paso, Texas, used tear gas to control a protest by high school students over a scheduling change after some in the crowd turned violent.
Nowadays, a challengeable subject facing the electric power system operator is how to manage optimally the power generating units over a scheduling horizon of one day considering all of the practical equality, inequality and dynamic constraints.
"It did not come from a groundswell," said Nancy Hogshead-Makar, a Jacksonville law professor and three-time Olympic gold medalist in swimming, who sued the Florida association last year over a scheduling issue that she argued violated Title IX.
In one early skirmish, in 1973, the West Coast Lesbian Conference, in Los Angeles, furiously split over a scheduled performance by the folksinger Beth Elliott, who is what was then called a transsexual.
This attitude differs starkly from that of the British prime minister, David Cameron, who has been negotiating with Alex Salmond, Scotland's first minister, over a scheduled 2014 referendum on Scottish secession from the United Kingdom.
Once algorithm performance improvements were verified, the energy consumption over a scheduled lighting demand was measured under different test conditions as to evaluate potential savings whilst minimizing the computational cost of running the algorithm.
A dispute over a scheduling system has set the stage for a possible pilot strike at Allegiant Air.
But, thanks to a clash with his corporate overlords at Viacom over a scheduled performance at the upcoming VMAs, the mysterious, helmet-wearing French duo backed out.
