Sentence examples for standard schedules from inspiring English sources

Finally, in columns 6 and 7, I provide the probability of moving between nonstandard and standard schedules conditional on remaining employed.

In the context of prescheduled observations, tagging along extra stations to the standard schedules and adding new stations dynamically to an observation schedule are comparable situations.

The same result is obtained for the probability of remaining employed, independent of the type of employment (column 3), and for employed persons with nonstandard and standard schedules (columns 4 and 5).

Similar to the mechanism studied in previous literature on immigration and task specialization (D'Amuri and Peri [15]; Peri and Sparber [33]), immigration will cause a reallocation of native labor supply toward standard schedules, which will partially compensate for the depressing effect of immigration on nonstandard wages.

To establish whether the improvement of labor conditions is caused by immigrants crowding natives out of occupations more likely to involve nonstandard work schedules or whether it is accompanied by the creation of jobs with more standard schedules, I examine the effect of immigration on the probability of being employed (column 3).

As early as the mid-1970s, studies had demonstrated that they could be trained through operant conditioning using standard schedules of reinforcement.

According to the standard schedule, we're due for recovery.

All three Metro-North Railroad lines are operating on a standard schedule along their Westchester routes.

With the standard schedule, Betsy Callaghan, 27, a kindergarten teacher, said she felt she was rushing through too much.

They all perform a similar duty, adding learning, remote control and intelligence into the standard scheduling thermostat.

Insurers must also pay out-of-network emergency providers according to a standard schedule, in hopes of lessening the likelihood that patients will be left with enormous bills.