"rescue time" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe the act of saving or recovering time that would otherwise be lost or wasted. Example: I realized I was spending too much time scrolling through social media, so I decided to start using an app to help me rescue time and be more productive.
Van Londen says the team was inspired to create BrainPal by the proliferation of time management software like Rescue Time.
Disaster spread simulation and rescue time analysis in resource networks are key problems in disaster prevention and relief.
Whilst I find personal interest in the individual time tracking functionality, Rescue Time also comes in a corporate flavor: RescueTime for Groups and Business.
Rescue Time holds a great deal of promise in becoming a must have tool in the never ending quest to better manage our time. .
I got a lot less done than I thought!", Rescue Time gives users the ability to understand where the day went.
Tony Wright from Rescue Time, now on his third startup, having sold Jobby to Jobster in 2006, told me that core mission of Rescue Time is to allow information workers to understand how they spend their time in an easy way.
Tomnod then used an indigenous CrowdRank algorithm for deciding which of the tagged features to escalate to on-the-ground rescue times through DigitalGlobe (by looking at the consensus of the taggers that have the highest levels of crowd consensus).
Reduced rescue times and increased catchment area represent presumable specific advantages of HEMS.
See Tables 1 and 2. Our high POI rate of 40% coupled with long rescue times and the occasional severe injuries supports the argument for winching doctors.
In the current literature, all authors agree that, for the purpose of permissive hypotension, short rescue times and low volumes seem to be reasonable in cases of penetrating injuries [ 10, 11, 22].
One can assume, as indicated by the data in this study, that increased prehospital replacement volumes and corresponding prolonged rescue times are responsible for the higher mortality rate after trauma because of, for example, impairment of the coagulation system.
