Sentence examples for time needed to dispatch from inspiring English sources

Response is the time needed to dispatch the appropriate rescue personnel and equipment to the incident site.

Virginia, by comparison, only needs to dispatch Kansas State (19th), a first-round upset candidate, and then Tennessee (6th), giving the Cavaliers a much easier time navigating their part of the region to the Final Four.

And now, I need to dispatch a woman named Nora.

"They need to dispatch as many ambulances as possible to this incident," the officer says.

(iv)Interrupt dispatch latency: the time interval to go from the last instruction in the interrupt service routine to the next thread scheduled to run, which indicates the time needed to switch from interrupt mode to user mode.

Several pressing concerns presented themselves; 50 Peloponnesian ships under Eteonicus remained at Mytilene, blockading Conon, and decisive action by the Athenians could lead to the destruction of that force as well, but, at the same time, ships needed to be dispatched to recover the sailors of the twenty five Athenian triremes sunk or disabled in the battle.

Why it felt a need to dispatch Miller, too, is a mystery.

For example, technicians needed to be dispatched underground only to address specific issues.

Therefore wolves needed to be dispatched with extreme prejudice.

Packs of wild animals have alphas that need to be dispatched.

They needed to be rescued with dispatch, and sheltered in safety and dignity.