Sentence examples for programme time from inspiring English sources

Archaeologist and broadcaster Mick Aston, who found fame with TV programme Time Team, has died aged 66. Close friend and former colleague Phil Harding, who also worked on the popular Channel 4 series, said he had received the news from Professor Aston's son James.

The LM algorithm was then used to build a relationship between wind speed records for different concurrent and ever-increasing measurement programme time frames from the two active, same-level anemometers and then failure of one of the sensors was simulated.

Objectives did not clarify that results would involve long-term changes in attitudes and behaviour and failed to suggest any indicators to measure how progress could be measured within the Country Programme time period.

Measurements were taken at two different moments: at the time of the onset of the development programme (Time 1), and 10 months later, when the development programme was completed (Time 2).

The study is limited by its self-selected sample recruited through specific organisations, and one of the recruitment pathways was the website of an anti-discrimination programme (Time to Change) which may have increased the ratings of stigma-related barriers.

17 21 In Australia, for example, research has found that only 48 50% of services have a written physical activity policy and only 46 60% of programme time each day for fundamental movement skill sessions.

Developers were constantly frustrated by delays to their planning permission driven by species-based conservation issues, with millions of pounds lost through extending programme times and reduced net developable areas.

So Match of the Day is a very structured and regimented programme time-wise.

All programme times are in GMT.

However, there is hope, through our Breathworks programmes, time and time again I have seen that fibromyalgia is a condition that responds well to mindfulness.

The mass media messages disseminated by the programme from time to time brought recognition and credibility to the worker.