The Committee considers it essential, however, that but one person's signature should be used in directing train movements on any dispatching division.
The views on train dispatching here offered have been arrived at during an experience of some twenty years, including a recent connection with the preparation of a set of rules for the company on whose road the writer is employed.
This not only tends to safety in their ordinary operation, but greatly simplifies the work of train dispatching and removes the risks to which this work is subjected by a complicated system of train rules.
With more than one track the business of train dispatching is usually little more than to keep slow trains out of the way of faster ones.
It should be held as a cardinal principle in train dispatching that an order is not to be taken as having greater effect than is actually expressed.
THE TRAIN WIRE A Discussion of the Science of Train Dispatchingby J.
With his first experiments in train dispatching the writer became convinced that the method of issuing train orders in the same words to all concerned in each transaction afforded greater security than that supplied by any other form of order.
It is not assumed that this consideration of the subject of train dispatching is exhaustive.
Any method ofdispatching must be subject to modification in some of the details to accord with the particular rules of the road governing train rights.
That this has not been done in many cases may have been owing to the slow advance of the science of train dispatching in past years, or perhaps to limited information on the part of railroad owners and officers as to its capabilities.
As to his dispatching one of his Captains, he must be supposed to have besides the Captain of the Ship he was in, also one called an Admiral's Captain.
The operator bowed a little haughtily, and withdrew to fulfill his promise, by dispatching a messenger on the errand.
Dispatching immediately three hundred warriors to the scene of carnage, they pursued the English very closely for six miles, on their march to their ships, which had sailed to the mouth of the Pequot (Thames) River.
Most of the merchants engaged in it dwelt here, buying on the one hand the products of Upper and Lower Egypt and sending or taking them up the river, and on the other hand buying the products of Meroe and dispatching them to Thebes.
After dispatchingthe messengers he returned to his chariot and at once drove off.
There was no doubt in the world it had been sent by Francis Levison to frighten Mr. Hare into dispatching him out of West Lynne, had Richard taken refuge in his father's home.
Lady Isabel understood it at once; that the dispatching of her letter had been the foundation of the misapprehension; and she began to ask herself now, why she should undeceive Lord Mount Severn and the world.
He performs the most ordinary Action in a Manner suitable to the Greatness of his Character, and shows the Prince even in the giving of a Letter, or the dispatching of a Message.
These hostilities have reached such a point, that the department has deemed it necessary to interpose its friendly offices in a more formidable manner, by dispatching an expedition into the principal seat of the war.
So acute were her feelings that when she came into the kitchen and saw Julia dispatching the letter, she felt quite a shock.
The packing and dispatching of the box gave great pleasure to the Van Heigens; but the receiving and unpacking gave even greater pleasure when at last it reached Miss Snooks at White's Cottage.
But when he began charging sixpence for receiving and dispatching letters by man-o'-war to England, he brought a storm about his ears, and was forced to give up the practise.
Dispatching and Capitazias The exporter collects his money by drawing a draft against his client on deposit of bill of lading, cashing the draft through an exchange broker who deducts his brokerage fee.
McDowell, on dispatching him in pursuit, had directed his attention to the importance of keeping his division well closed up.
Lincoln was wrong in dispatching McDowell to Front Royal in order to cut off Jackson.
But what cause, think you, had Henry for dispatching the youth from Kenilworth to Yewe to accomplish a thing that could as well and more surely have been done upon the tower block?
Within Henry's mind the expedient of dispatching the young knight as bearer of his own death warrant had been conceived in a spirit of absurd bravado.
But there seemed a subtle difference here between the manner in which this girl contemplated the dispatching of an enemy and the tender-hearted regret of my own princess for the stern necessity which demanded it.
After dispatching his letter to the adjutant general, General Gaines proceeded to Pensacola for the purpose of getting the co-operation of the naval forces at that station.
Did you have any correspondence with him in the sense of your dispatching a letter or note or he dispatching one to you?
Johnson now summoned a council of war, which recommended the rash step of dispatching a force of 1000 men and the Mohawk Indians to check the enemy: Colonel Ephraim Williams was placed in command of the detachment.
Footnote 17: "The French have taken such liberties with some of our forts that are of great consequence to cover Virginia, Carolina, and Georgia, that we are actually dispatching two regiments thither.
What was worse, it came out that both these thoroughly depraved princes had entertained the same design of dispatching his rival, and that Burgundy had only got the start with his assassins.
Might it not be for convenience in dispatching us, that we had been removed?
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "dispatching" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
