Sentence examples for sporadic schedule from inspiring English sources

I think that's why she played a sporadic schedule for a few years.

The engineers, who more typically are in Manhattan offices designing bridges or high rises, visit the scrapyards on a sporadic schedule, sometimes taking vacation days to make up for the absences from their regular jobs.

About a young woman plagued by mysterious noises and apparitions after her mother dies, "Haunting Melissa" delivers episodes of different lengths on a sporadic schedule.

A sporadic schedule inevitably means that attendance will be limited to those immediately connected to the networks through which promotion takes place; a regular event can eventually attract quite a lot of people, as word spreads outside the circles from which the idea originated.

Network executives cite good weather and the change to daylight time, but some analysts see more fundamental reasons, including the sporadic scheduling of new episodes and the preference of more viewers to watch shows on a delayed basis, instead of live.

The Critic was somewhat more successful, but achieved low ratings because of ABC's sporadic scheduling, and was cancelled by the network.

The siege of his office by television cameras ended weeks ago, and he has resumed a sporadic public schedule of signing bills and cutting ribbons, but he does little of the public mingling and hand-shaking that made his years as governor look like an extension of his five-year-long campaign for the office.

For this model, polynomial-time algorithms are proposed to determine the lowest processing time (i.e., bandwidth) in periodic intervals with the minimum peak temperature for a specified sporadic task system scheduled by earliest-deadline first (EDF).

Ask a VC has been sporadic with my travel schedule, but we're back this week.

We present techniques for improving the response times of aperiodic tasks by identifying nonuniformly distributed spare capacity because of skips or sporadic tasks—in the schedule and adding such extra capacity to the capacity queue of a BASH server.

We present two schemes: NCLB-CBS, which performs well in periodic real-time environments with firm tasks, and NCLB-CUS, which can be deployed when the basic task set to schedule is sporadic.