To plan a timetable; to set specific times for.
A list. See tariff schedule. A graph of a list of data; thus also a curve. See demand schedule.
That portion of a timetable that lists the class, direction, number, and movement of regular trains.
The action of drawing up a timetable for certain activities, indicating when to start them and by which date they have to be finished.
Français : Horaire (service) Deutsch : Normalverkehrszeit (außerhalb der Verkehrsspitze) The plan of activities of vehicles and drivers, for a period of time, for one Service or more, including Departure and Passing times necessary to define the Service. See also : Timetable, Schedule type, Driver scheduling, Vehicle scheduling
The Remitting/Negotiating Bank’s advice, sent with a bill of exchange, to the Collecting/Issuing Bank, which lists the documents enclosed and gives collection and/or payment instructions.
A portion of a timetable listing authorized movements of a regular train.
To place a queue on the internal list of queues which will subsequently have their service procedure called by the STREAMS scheduler. STREAMS scheduling is independent of the Solaris process scheduling.
The list of broadcast media to be used during an advertising campaign, including a list of the number of spots to be run and their specific timing. Cost, commercial length and audience delivery may also be reported. Also known as a Buy.
list of meets with dates, meet host, meet location, type of meet, and contact's address and phone.
A listing of equipment subject to a lease that describes the equipment, the payment, the lease term, the commencement date, and the location of the equipment.
an ordered list of times at which things are planned to occur
a catalog listing of a particular contractor's products, available for immediate delivery
a formal list or inventory prepared for legal or business purposes
a sequence of read, write, abort and commit operations from a set of transactions
a space -separated list of values
a table or list of conversions, which is accepted by the University for use in selection for admission
a timetable for a plan and, therefore, cannot be established until the plan has been developed
a timetable which acts as a roadmap for the successful implementation of a project
A list of parts or components (such as a hardware schedule).
A list of specific items covered under one policy. Don and Kathy are still fighting with their insurance company, trying to get it to cover another $2,500 worth of belongings that they say were lost or damaged because of the fire MORE: Don and Kathy's story
A list of information required by SEC regulations. Analagous to "schedules" in tax returns. Sometimes the name of the schedule matches the name of a similar rule (e.g. Schedule 13D is mandated by Regulation 13D of the Securities and Exchange Act.)
A listing, in time sequence, of every trip and every time point of each trip from open to close of service on a transit line.
(1) A list of specified amounts payable for, usually, surgical procedures, dismemberments, ancillary expenses or the like in Health Insurance policies. (2) The list of individual items covered under one policy as the various buildings, animals and other property in property insurance or the list of the rings, bracelets, etc., insured under a jewelry floater.
The part of the Timetable that prescribes direction, number, frequency, and times for movement of designated trains.
Listing of finishes, doors, windows, etc.
A list describing the property or items insured under the policy and the extent to which they are insured.
the timetable for a project. It shows how project tasks and milestones are planned out over a period of time.
The list of individual items covered under one policy (sometimes showing descriptions and values), as the various buildings or the list of items insured under a floater.
The list of media to be used during an advertising campaign, including a list of the number of advertisements/commercials to be run and their specific timing. Cost, ad size and audience delivery may also be reported on a schedule.
In general: The plan of times for starting and/or finishing activities. A timetable including arrival/departure times of ocean- and feeder vessels and also inland transportation. It refers to named ports in a specific voyage (journey) within a certain trade indicating the voyage number(s).
show HIDE A list that highlights key times and dates.
An attached list or inventory.
A list attached to a slip, open cover, policy or other document, usually detailing the rates of premium for various voyages, interests and risks.
The Remitting/Negotiating Bank's letter covering a bill sent to the Collecting/Issuing Bank, which lists the documents attached and gives collection and/or payment instructions.
A list of the items that are covered under one policy or a list other defined items. Our policy schedules are sent by e-mail upon purchase of a policy.
The list describing individual items covered under one policy.
A mode that can be either accessed from the Action Bar when using the Watch/Record feature or through the Main Menu Bar. It lists programs selected for Watch or Record and allows removal or frequency changes to the programs.
A list that itemizes insured property or possessions and the amount for which they are insured.
The schedule is a listing of the courses being taken each semester.
A list of individual items covered under one policy, such as various buildings and contents.
A table on the blueprints that list the sizes, quantities and locations of the windows, doors and mirrors
the temporal path that a transit vehicle follows, or a listing of times at which the transit vehicle should be located at various places.
database in Learning Space that lists the modules, assignments, due dates
That part of a policy in which the variable details are inserted / Any itemised list, e.g., of premium rates for various trades.
An explanatory or supplementary paper appended to a document (e.g., a clothing schedule attached to a collective agreement or a timetable (e.g., bus schedule, work schedule). The fact that this word has two very different meanings in the workplace may complicate its use. (See Code, Article)
A timetable including arrival/departure times of ocean- and feeder vessels and also inland transportation. It refers to named ports in a specific voyage (journey) within a certain trade indicating the voyage number(s). In general: The plan of times for starting and/or finishing activities.
A detailed list attached to a policy describing the property, locations and amounts insured, and the conditions which apply.
A list of individual items covered under one policy with specific amounts of insurance applicable to each
A list of courses that are offered for a particular qualification. The schedule forms part of the statute for the qualification.
timetable (bus, train, plane, etc.)
USS or LSC list of meets with dates, meet host, meet location, type of meet, and contacts address and phone.
A timetable for the project It shows how project tasks and milestones are planned out over a period of time
The list of media to be used during an advertising campaign. Also, the list of a product's advertising to be included in a medium vehicle during a specific time.
the list of personal details of the insured and the subject matter of the insurance in a policy.
A list of specified amounts payable for surgical procedures, dismemberments, ancillary expenses, and the like in hospital and medical reimbursement policies.
1. A timed plan for a procedure or project. 2. A list or inventory of details, often as an explanatory supplement to a bill of sale, deed, will, tax form, etc.
A list of individual items or groups of items that are covered under one policy or a listing of specific benefits, charges, credits, assets or other defined items.
1) A comprehensive list accompanying a policy to detail the property, locations and amounts insured, and the applicable conditions. 2) In rate making, the formula applied to determine a rate.
A list of individual items covered by an insurance policy with their descriptions and values.
List of items on a policy declaration, sometimes also showing descriptions and values.
That part of a timetable which prescribes direction, number, frequency and times for movement of scheduled trains.
In the field of databases, a schedule is a list of actions, (i.e. reading, writing, aborting, committing), from a set of transactions.
In project management, a schedule consists of a list of a project's terminal elements with intended start and finish dates.
A schedule is a list of employees who are working on any given day, week, or month in a workplace. A schedule is necessary for the day-to-day operation of any retail store or manufacturing facility. The process of creating a schedule is called scheduling.