Sentence examples for precise timetable of from inspiring English sources

To recognize impaired development and understand the etiology of various neurological pathological disorders of the cerebellum, a precise timetable of the cellular events that take place during normal development is needed [ 2].

It has drawn a precise timetable on specific technologies to develop or invent, one of them robotics.

The issues still unresolved include a precise timetable for the lifting of economic sanctions once a deal has been struck, details of Iran's earliest nuclear activities, the right of the UN to conduct "anywhere, any time" inspections of Iranian nuclear sites, and what limits are placed on new centrifuges after the first 10 years of a deal.

Ms. Jacobson is blasted for having taken her son to a birthday party instead of dedicating her Sunday to Night's precise timetable for script-reading.

But they left open a decision on a precise timetable for implementing the new regime, which involves turning over supervision of 6,000 banks in the currency union to the supra-national European Central Bank.

The High Command of the Armed Forces has been directed to draw up a precise timetable for "Fall Weiss" and to arrange by conferences the synchronized timings between the three branches of the Armed Forces.

The Mitchell committee did not give a precise timetable for putting its recommendations into effect, but American diplomats have proposed a period of six weeks or less.

Many steps remain, and a precise timetable for a new bridge was uncertain.

An official in Mr. Reagan's Los Angeles office said the precise timetable for the funeral rites was not yet complete.

Though there is no precise timetable for the repeal, the armed services are on pace to complete preparations for it by the fall.

*Rapid and precise timetable for withdrawals, meaning e.g., seven days to complete withdrawal; air defense weapons withdrawn outside a 25 kilometer mutual safety zone within 48 hours.