A preferred time

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

The coaching job interview is also a preferred time for a team to glean information about what strategies the candidate's former team used, or even how it ran practice.

You can also create a group chat in the app, where you're able to suggest an activity and poll the others for a preferred time.

Since it is already reported that the mesospheric echoes follows closely the solar zenith angle (Kumar et al., 2007), we have further checked whether there exists a preferred time for different durations occurring in the mesospheric echoes.

As the improvement of computer speed, mathematical programing first applied by Amit and Goldfard [9] has become the most popular approach which has been used for optimizing different models such as trip time [10], delay time [11], reliability [12], deviation from a preferred time table [13, 14], operation cost [15], and so on.

But he has not been definitive about a preferred time frame for the bill -- choosing instead to focus his time and efforts on more pressing and complex economic matters.

- Genomic screening studies provide strong evidence that sleep promotes RNA trafficking and general translational events., This in turn suggests that sleep is indeed a preferred time for these processes.

Along the same lines, if you are at a busy resort that has a starter and want a preferred tee time, or don't have a tee time, a group of four golfers might want to tip the starter $50 or more should the starter perform some scheduling magic to get you on the golf course at the time you requested.

Besides, patients can work on the intervention at their own pace, at any preferred time.

Face-to-face interviews, of approximately 45 minutes each, were conducted by experienced research team members in a participant's preferred time and location.

A resulting shift in preferred time delay was observed.

Schedule the exam well ahead of time to ensure a spot at your preferred time.