Note 3: The DTG may indicate either the date and time a message was dispatched by a transmitting station or the date and time it was handed into a transmission facility by a user or originator for dispatch.

In most places in the world, the EMS is summoned by members of the public ( or other emergency services, businesses, or authorities ) via an emergency telephone number which puts them in contact with a control facility, which will then dispatch a suitable resource to deal with the situation.

Typical of local government dispatching facilities, the Denver RTD's facility is one example of a transit dispatch center.

WinterICE was sent in to discover Grienko's research facility and dispatch anyone who got in the way ; they could then secure Grienko's work for Hanson's evil program.

Important teeth for carnivorans are the large, slightly recurved canines, used to dispatch prey, and the carnassial complex, used to rend meat from bone and slice it into digestible pieces.

Another method used at the Solar Project and the Solar Tres Power Tower uses molten salt to store solar power and then dispatch that power as needed.

* was a five-gun schooner used as a dispatch vessel between 1814 and 1820

This is identical to the way other programmers squeezed a series of jumps in a branch table, dispatch table, or virtual method table into a list containing only the destination addresses, and used a small selector to branch to the selected destination.

It was first used as a dispatch point for Indian conflicts on the Great Plains.

For the Java language, use of the "" keyword can be used to force method inlining ( resulting in elimination of the method call, no dynamic dispatch and the possibility to constant-fold the value-with no code executed at runtime )

The caller's telephone number is used in various ways to derive a location that can be used to dispatch police, fire, emergency medical and other response resources.

The system of Resident State Trooper and Constables is used by many medium sized towns as a cost effective way of providing increased police patrols while the State Police retain primary responsibility to provide additional levels of supervision, dispatch, Detective, and other specialized services.

A second paper was given out, " for the regulation or taking away of the Court of Chancery, and settling the business of Equity according to the original and primitive constitution of it ; and for taking away all unnecessary fees, offices and officers and formalities now used, and for the speedy dispatch of business ".

In order to estimate how often multiple dispatch is used in practice, Muschevici et al.

* Storm: In the ten months following Tropical Storm Allison in 2001, seven Kingdom Halls were used as relief centers to dispatch volunteer crews and to store tools and materials while they organized 11, 700 volunteers to repair or rebuild 723 homes.

The Paço Imperial, 18th century-colonial palace located in Rio de Janeiro, used as dispatch house by John VI of Portugal | King João VI of Portugal and later by Pedro I of Brazil | Emperor Pedro I of Brazil.

Timetable and train order was not used widely outside North America, and has been phased out in favor of radio dispatch on many light-traffic lines and electronic signals on high-traffic lines.

The pin can optionally be used as an iki jime spike, to dispatch speared fish.

CAD typically consists of a suite of software packages used to initiate public safety calls for service, dispatch, and maintain the status of responding resources in the field.

Unselect channels may be used for special events, other agencies, or purposes that do not involve dispatch and may be inaudible.

These methods were originally being used at DOD for command and control ( C2 ) but have now been applied to dispatch in efforts like the Department of Transportation Intelligent Transportation System at the Transportation Management Centers and other efforts involving DHS counterterrorism or fusion centers.

A mobile data terminal ( MDT ) is a computerized device used in public transit vehicles, taxicabs, courier vehicles, service trucks, commercial trucking fleets, military logistics, fishing fleets, warehouse inventory control, and emergency vehicles to communicate with a central dispatch office.

A call box or callbox is a ( usually metal ) box containing a special-purpose direct line telephone or other telecommunications device, which has been used by various industries and institutions as a way for employees or clients at a remote location to contact a central dispatch office.

Some taxi companies used callboxes before the introduction of two-way radio dispatching, as a way for drivers to report to the dispatch office and receive customer requests for service.

All other pistols are prohibited on the UK mainland, with some exceptions such as pistols used for the humane dispatch of injured animals ( such as deer ) and some historical firearms.

In professional two-way radio systems, a base station is used to maintain contact with a dispatch fleet of hand-held or mobile radios, and / or to activate one-way paging receivers.

In the south, around 1, 200 Volunteers mustered in Cork, under Tomás Mac Curtain on the Sunday, but they dispersed after receiving nine contradictory orders by dispatch from the Volunteer leadership in Dublin.

" The killing of a BRO employee by the neo-Taliban in 2005 prompted the Indian authorities to dispatch approximately 200 Indo-Tibetan Border Police commandos to in 2006 to provide security for Indians working in various construction projects in Afghanistan.

The three courts of Vienna, Berlin and St Petersburg had come to an understanding as to their attitude in the Eastern question, and their views were embodied in the dispatch, known as the " Andrássy Note ", sent on 30 December 1875 by Andrássy to Count Beust, the Austrian ambassador to the Court of St James.

In most medieval battles, more soldiers were killed during the retreat than in battle, since mounted knights could quickly and easily dispatch the archers and infantry who were no longer protected by a line of pikes as they had been during the previous fighting.

* The pneumatic dispatch ... ( 1868 ) by Alfred Beach ( scanned pages )

Smalltalk adopts by default a synchronous, single dynamic message dispatch strategy ( as contrasted to a synchronous, multiple dispatch strategy adopted by some other object-oriented languages ).

The jaws, thought by Fowler and colleagues to be comparatively weak, were not optimised for eating prey alive nor for quick, forceful dispatch of the prey.

This news came from a dispatch sneaked out by Cornwallis on the 17 September, accompanied by a plea for help: " If you cannot relieve me very soon, you must be prepared to hear the worst.

The " Bond movies " were characterized by larger-than-life characters, such as the resourceful hero: a veritable " one-man army " who was able to dispatch villainous masterminds ( and their disposable " henchmen ") in ever-more creative ways, often followed by a ready one-liner.

* Gallienus established himself at Mediolanum ( modern Milan ), he reorganizes the army supported by elite cavalry and dispatch troops to the Rhine frontier.

The failure of the campaign of 1760, wielded by the inept Count Buturlin, induced the court of Versailles, on the evening of 22 January 1761, to present to the court of Saint Petersburg a dispatch to the effect that the king of France by reason of the condition of his dominions absolutely desired peace.

They found that the CPU could be greatly simplified by removing the complex dispatch logic from the CPU and placing it into the compiler.

In his September 1792 dispatch log report for the British Admiralty, Captain Vancouver reveals that his decision here was rather meant to honour a request by the Spanish Peruvian seafarer Juan Francisco de la Bodega y Quadra that Vancouver:

* The Spartans dispatch an ambassador, Antalcidas, to the Persian satrap Tiribazus, hoping to turn the Persians against the allies by informing them of Conon's use of the Persian fleet to begin rebuilding the Athenian empire.

When the Boers bombarded Ladysmith with Creusot ninety-four pounder siege guns, Chamberlain asked for the dispatch of comparable artillery to the war, but was exasperated by the Secretary of State for War, Lord Lansdowne's argument that such weapons required platforms that needed a year of preparation, even though the Boers operated their " Long Tom " without elaborate mountings.

It was named for Daniel Sullivan, said by some sources to have been a Revolutionary War general killed by Native Americans while carrying a dispatch between Fort Vincennes and Louisville.