Sentence examples for time redesign from inspiring English sources

That gave me an opportunity to bring up a concern that I'd seen around the Time redesign, something that will carry over to the new sites — the fact that native ads aren't labeled as "sponsored" per se.

"The improvement in the operations is not visible to everybody but we have spent a huge amount of time redesigning the organisation.

I'm basically going to spend time redesigning my website, and redesigning all my educational materials.

HealthSpace was originally conceptualised as part of the National Programme for IT, an ambitious, centrally led programme (estimated cost £12.4bn; €14.3bn; $19.9bn) that aimed to improve informatics support, encourage standardisation, and centralise procurement of information systems in the NHS while at the same time redesigning care systems around the patient.

Looks like hacker group LulzSec is back in action, this time redirecting the homepage of the Murdoch-owned The Sun (http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/) to a fake story about Murdoch's death from a drug overdose located on the Murdoch-owned URL used to broadcast the London Times' redesign http://www.new-times.co.uk/sun.

Some simulations are performed, comparing the performance of the discrete-time redesigned controller with a discrete-time emulation controller obtained by sampling and zero order hold of the continuous-time controller.

Is it now time to redesign the experiment?

The best time to redesign a garden, in fact, is after a big storm.

Jack Nicklaus has donated his time to redesign and expand the American Lake Veterans Golf Course outside Tacoma, Wash.

He and his partners thought it was time to redesign their Web site to include a map showing their location.

When it came time to redesign the revival, however, the changes were so subtle that only detail-conscious fans would note them.