Sentence examples for timetables and time from inspiring English sources
We are all around London, in small groups or pairs, answering questions, handing out maps and timetables and Time Outs, and trying to be friendly and helpful.
Despite the resource implications, timetabling considerations and time and commitment required from educators to allow these workshops to be delivered, the positive evaluation supports the expansion of the workshops to other student groups and to include other prescribing areas.
Predictions of railway traffic are needed for the design of robust timetables and real-time traffic management.
The two-hour session was introduced into the fourth-year undergraduate timetable and replaced time that students spent on clinical attachment to the wards.
A detailed daily work schedule, timetable, specific components and time frame are essential for success of the rotation.
Timetable data have already been analysed from the current metro timetables and also measured time taken between stations.
His response was to replicate the Darwin data by approaching Network Rail to ask for access to their timetable and real-time data (access which they granted).
It will help if you create a timetable and select times to eat your three meals and three snacks.
In truth, there is nothing in the deluge of administration rhetoric over Iraq that is of such moment that it would preclude the Senate from setting its own timetable and taking the time, taking the time for a thorough and informed discussion of this crucial issue.
Specifically, prototypes of an unreleased fitness tracker product including electrical and mechanical designs and costs along with the design schematics for Jawbone's custom printed circuit boards, the material used in constructions, and manufacturer' yield rates, lead times, timetables and schedules.
By contrast, the current study measures the individual spatial temporal accessibility by public transit by integrating timetable and passenger departure time and computing the full network time prism.
