revised schedule

collocation in English

meaningsofrevisedandschedule

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revised
adjective
uk
/rɪˈvaɪzd/us
/rɪˈvaɪzd/
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schedule
noun[C]
uk
/ˈʃedʒ.uːl/us
/ˈskedʒ.uːl/
a list of planned activities or things to be done showing the times or dates when they are intended to happen or ...
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(Definition ofrevisedandschedulefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofrevised schedule

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These models are derived as a by-product of estimating the time to derive arevisedschedule.
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Similarly, as a result of rescheduling, only 12 tasks will have outstanding dependencies within therevisedschedulemodels.
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Enacting the interim schedule models differed from that of the original andrevisedschedulemodels in that task dependency checking was not required.
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The computational process then progresses until all tasks have been completed in accordance with therevisedschedulemodels.
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This removal was required because failure to do so would cause deadlock on the enactment of the following interim orrevisedschedulemodels.
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Thus, therevisedschedulemodels reflected the tasks able to be completed by each of the resources considering their respective newly forecasted performance efficiencies.
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This is required because knowledge held in the task model is used in the derivation of therevisedschedulemodels.
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If the time taken to complete the current schedule is greater than the time taken to derive and complete arevisedschedule, then the decision is made to reschedule.
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The procedure for enacting the original andrevisedschedulemodels involved the relevant agents ensuring that tasks could be under taken by checking dependencies and providing the required information.
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It so happens that thisrevisedscheduleincludes those items which were ridiculed on the last occasion.
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I am pleased to say that these recommendations have been accepted, and we intend to introduce arevisedscheduleon these lines later this year.
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The new terms of prescription will be incorporated in therevisedscheduleof occupational diseases to be introduced later this year.
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Will he not reconsider this and the possibility of arevisedschedule?
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The option suggested most to that committee was along the lines of arevisedschedule.
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Under therevisedschedulethe farmer, however small, will be called upon for his contribution.
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Therevisedschedulebetter reflects the new and very different structure of the community legal service.
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The amendment also provides, at subparagraph (5) of therevisedschedule, for where there are proceedings and no forfeiture order is made.
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Even if one looks at the timetable for arevisedschedule, one finds that it is probably unworkable.
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Modifications to clarify and extend the terms under which neoplasm of the bladder is prescribed are also being included in therevisedschedule.
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