Sentence examples for time scheduled from inspiring English sources
The phrase "time scheduled" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific time that has been arranged for an event or activity. Example: "The meeting is set for 3 PM, as per the time scheduled in the calendar invite."
The starting time, scheduled for 7 30 p.m., was originally pushed back 35 minutes.
Mr. Sapienza said Lordstown already had two weeks of down time scheduled in January.
After Saturday's surprising sunshine, rain will return to the Bay Area by kickoff time, scheduled for 3 30 p.m.
I was due to meet him but he was arrested a few days before the time scheduled.
Mr. Sternberg, who writes a blog, The Sternberg Report, said that "Once Upon a Time," scheduled at 8 p.m. Sunday, "doesn't impress me".
The IPO, at press time scheduled for Mar.
Not only do you have less term-time scheduled lectures, but you should also be a more independent adult than you were the previous year.
Intensive simulation results confirm the theoretical predictions and allow to compare RTXP with a real-time scheduled solution.
In targeted analysis with a Q-TOF instrument, MS1 may be set to select particular precursor ions in prespecified time segments of the chromatogram (time-scheduled product-ion MS/MS).
Further, the ETU method is applied for switching-delay tolerant control problem, and a class of time-scheduled state feedback controllers are designed to achieve the exponentially stability.
(Note: it's a good idea to do external backups - and I do have an external drive plugged in all the time...) "Scheduled" gives you more control.
