Sentence examples for time for shipping from inspiring English sources

The game levels were developed on a level editor on the PlayStation Portable, but Zoë Mode were not able to refine the editor in time for shipping.

Available rooms were included if they met study criteria (MRSA-positive patient vacating; sufficient time for shipping that day); they were randomly assigned to either manual or PPX-UV arm.

The working prototype is a bit bulky, but the company plans to shrink things down in time for shipping, and, given its success in delivering a similar product in the past nearly on time and on spec, it should have no problem doing so.

WITH even the largest vessels now vulnerable to pirates, these are dangerous times for shipping.

Prosecutors contend that Enron executives falsely said that the company had products for shipping and streaming video and other media over the Internet to corporations, and that it could meter and bill customers based on use, as well as allow customers to select qualities of service and schedule times for shipping data across the network.

But Mr. McCain — who has called at times for shipping the Guantánamo prisoners to a military prison at Fort Leavenworth, Kan., and has also suggested sending some of them to detention overseas — was also adamant that he did not believe the detainees there had a habeas corpus right to challenge their detention in federal courts.

Median time from eIND request to drug receipt was 21 h (range, 3 50 h); the time required for shipping drug supply from a central repository was the major contributor (range, <1 to 48 h) to this delay.

Porter's audience waited a long time for "Ship of Fools" — she started writing it in 1940, and referred to it often as her work in progress.

The United States move followed nine months of study, Mr. Mills said in a statement, but the union acted "without an investigation or even time for ships to have reached European docks".

Journey time for ships traveling from Black Sea ports upstream to Belgrade, Vienna, and central Europe will be reduced from approximately 100 to 15 hours by this project, and traffic is expected to rise from the present 12 million tons annually to 50 million tons.

This could allow easy and cost-effective sample collection at local clinics, providing enough time for samples shipping to a central reference lab to be processed on the following day.