The Adams T1 design of 1888 with 5 feet wheels had been developed to meet the LSWR's requirement for a compact and sure-footed suburban passenger locomotive to be utilised on the intensive commuter timetables around London.
This became necessary following the arrival of the railways, which required a standardised time for timetabling around the country, known as railway time; Bristol officially adopted railway time on 14 September 1852.
She doesn't think a 20-year contract would make for happier marriages, but she believes there is value in asking people to consider and regularly assess their commitment, not necessarily based on a timetable but around life events: when you have kids, one spouse gets a new job or starts to work more hours, a family member dies, the kids leave home.
New York & Atlantic, which serves about 80 customers in the city and in Long Island, has about 60 employees, including eight train crews that must obey strict traffic restrictions and follow a timetable scheduled around the Long Island Rail Road, the country's busiest commuter rail.
But the biggest challenge, Powell says, is working with the schedule of the military, which may be the last and only institution that demands that celebrities work around its timetable rather than the other way around.
THE construction detours that went up last month at the Jamaica station of the Long Island Rail Road -- not to mention the noise of jackhammers and timetable changes -- will be around for the next four years.
Insiders said that Mr. Clausen gave no specifics of any program he might be developing for BankAmerica to "turn it around," nor any timetable for improvement.
Nets Coach LAWRENCE FRANK said that Kidd did everything the rest of the team did at the morning shoot-around, but no timetable has been set for his return.
Data collection was planned around local community timetables and took consideration of events and routine activities.
Data collection was planned around local community timetables and took local events into consideration.
