Sentence examples for plane schedules from inspiring English sources

In short, the gloriously personal spirit of the Nobel Prize is dissolving among the Internet connections and plane schedules of the postmodern, decentralized, multinational research enterprise.

To be sure, I have fancied myself a geography buff for years, cluttering my life with drawers full of old road maps and spending my bedtime reading hours with railway guides or plane schedules.

By setting all clocks with standardized deviations from a central meridian, such as Greenwich Mean Time — in 1855 in Britain, in 1883 in the United States — train schedules could make sense nationally; eventually, plane schedules could make sense internationally, as well, and so on.

Now, as the three-month trial of eight defendants draws to a close, prosecutors indeed have presented evidence of meticulous planning, with experiments on a new kind of bomb, research into plane schedules, videos threatening martyrdom, an apartment purchased for more than $270,000 in cash and a mysterious outsider with strong ties to Pakistan.

The French Socialist party veteran was arrested on a plane scheduled to fly to Paris.

But it was postponed at least twice this year because of concerns that it might distract resources from the company's flagship programs, the A380 superjumbo and the future A350, an all-composite twin-aisle plane scheduled for service in 2013.

REASON: 1.4 (b), (d) 1. (S/NF) Summary: Following a four-day standoff, the Russian plane scheduled to remove Libya's last remaining HEU spent fuel stores departed Libya without its cargo.

But it could still present a challenge for the plane maker in allocating engineering and manufacturing resources at a time when it is still working out assembly-line kinks with its two-deck A380 superjumbo jet and its future flagship, the A350, an all-composite twin-aisle plane scheduled for service in late 2013.

She said the C.I.A. "has no ability to have any form of interrogation for terrorists," and gave as an example the so-called underwear bomber, who, after he was apprehended for trying to blow up a plane scheduled to land in Detroit, "was given Miranda warnings within 45 minutes".

For example, in the robot navigation problem, it is always preferred to find out that an initially unknown location is traversable rather than not, in the plane scheduling problem, it is always preferred for the weather to remain a good flying weather, and in route-finding problem, it is always preferred for the road of interest to be clear of traffic.

He boarded the plane scheduled to fly from Minneapolis-St.