"two schedules" is a correct phrase in written English.
It can be used to denote two different time frames, such as "I need to make sure I keep track of my two schedules - an academic one and a personal one."
This return had two Schedules 8829, one for the house that was sold and another for the condominium purchased.
In our plans for short stories we also had to look across two schedules – Radio 4 and Radio 4 Extra – which made the matter more complicated".
"In owner manuals in many cases there are two schedules, one for people who drive under normal conditions and another for severe.
Adult offspring lever-pressed under two schedules of reinforcement.
We present these two schedules and provide a detailed example for each schedule.
For example, Figure 3 shows two schedules for a hypothetical 4-RBs-by-4-subframes scheduling problem; the two schedules are equivalent in terms of number of RBs assigned to each user.
Optimal quality corresponds to the level such that the two schedules have the same slope (see expression 8).
Two schedules were generated for each network layout, one using the proposed algorithm, and one random but feasible schedule.
In experiment II, two schedules were used in phase 1, and the same protocol used in experiment I was followed.
The makespans of those two schedules were then used as the (underline{T}) and (overline{T}) limits of the interesting makespan interval for the respective revenue function.
Therefore, S1 and S2 are two schedules completing the transmission of the same amount of data at the same time by consuming same amount of energy.
