Sentence examples for release deadline from inspiring English sources

There are, of course, rumours that the Destiny story mode was originally much more dense, but that Bungie was forced to jettison great chunks of content as the planned release deadline loomed (hence the relegation of lots of narrative detail to the Grimoire cards, which you have to go online and READ).

While notice requirements are usually not difficult to understand, complying with them can be time-consuming – and challenging when you're on a product release deadline.

A UK based dev team (pictured below) built the app in around three months — working out of an appropriated conference room in SwiftKey's London office as they raced to meet Apple's iOS 8 release deadline.

This production method meant that certain aspects, such as the game's graphics, were worked on until the release deadline.

Work on DJ Hero 2 started some months after the first game was completed, as the development team had endured heavy working hours to meet the release deadline.

Studios crunch for months to make release deadlines, then a few weeks later, everyone is back in the office brainstorming the next instalment.

Only Pixar's refusal to compromise and its commitment to work around the clock to meet release deadlines allowed the final film to live up to the quality of its predecessor.

And when in a rush to meet release deadlines, developers and publishers are wont to cut back on the more thorough testing that comes at the end of the development process.

Roberts also revealed that the band initially was in disagreement with Polydor regarding its release as a single, with Sarah Harding adding that all the girls wanted to release "Deadlines & Diets" instead.

It's awards season in France, too; last Friday, the list of nominees for the César awards (created in 1975 "in homage to the Oscars," according to the head of the French academy, Alain Terzian,) was released (Deadline London has the complete list).

We consider an extension of the dynamic speed scaling scheduling model introduced by Yao et al. [1]: A set of jobs, each with a release time, deadline, and workload, has to be scheduled on a single, speed-scalable processor.