| A team sometimes will play at home one night, leave the next morning and cross two time zones to play the following night. |
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| Lake Baikal is 15,000 miles and 12 time zones from New York, so expect your schlepp home to take anywhere from 30 to 48 hours. |
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| It is wonderful for keeping in touch with friends and family, being no respecter of borders or time zones. |
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| A key feature of the new Oakley invention is its ability to automatically display local time in any of the 24 time zones around the world. |
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| Rapid transition through multiple time zones causes jet lag, which can be prevented by melatonin. |
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| Truex was miles ahead of Busch, the rookie of the year, but the two were time zones ahead of the rest of the field. |
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| Vicky Lee Wei Kay collapses technology across more than 12 time zones and three languages. |
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| You're all my very extended family spanning all continents and all time zones around the world. |
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| We had to rely upon faxes and the old telex machine, and telephone calls at different times through different time zones. |
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| The comet was struck on July forth for the Eastern and Central time zones, but it hit on the third for us in the Rockies and the Western time zone. |
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| We had traveled across twelve time zones and back in time at least fifty years to get dioptase at the source, but our timing was as poor as the specimens. |
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| Crossing time zones, too much noise and staying awake or asleep too long can all wreak havoc on this internal clock. |
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| Indiana's counties skittered illogically between two time zones, so he reset the state's clocks. |
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| Perfect timing: if you change time zones or use the wrong settings, pictures can be saved with an incorrect date. |
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| The driving time zones for trucks between some neighbouring countries are different. |
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| The times for the start and end of daylight saving time in Canadian time zones can be found here. |
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| Travel across time zones is often associated with feelings of malaise or maladaptation, particularly in the first days of the new time zone. |
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| Canada's approach does not take into account factors like irregular shift time, multiple time zones, or night work. |
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| In an earlier version, I tried intercutting the two time zones, and I meant to write more about Sally. |
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| This scenario explains the issues involved for performing interplant purchasing between plants that are in distant time zones. |
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| We have a network that is on in five and a half time zones with eight aboriginal language services. |
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| The time zones are there to allow a similar time-lag for the countries located far from the international meridian line. |
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| The plan must include strategies for dealing with athletes travelling as many as ten time zones prior to arrival. |
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| The advantages of time zones cannot possibly outweigh the benefits of standardisation! |
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| It would then be possible to talk about the rotation of the Earth and about time zones. |
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| If situations are located in different and distant time zones, 24-hour support structures must be put in place. |
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| Get enough sleep, especially if you've crossed time zones and are coping with jet lag. |
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| A decree fixes this number for each part of the territory of the French Republic according to the time zones. |
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| You should therefore consult your doctor if you are planning to go abroad or travel across time zones. |
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| Although the flight crew travelled through three time zones, there is nothing to indicate that fatigue played a role. |
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| When travelling over several time zones it is recommended that you take your medicines after arrival at the local time. |
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| After a long journey, or after a journey involving a major shift in time zones, scheduling of rest days should be considered. |
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| Crossing numerous time zones leaves many people suffering from jet lag. |
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| Electronic mail already serves global corporations as a broadcast medium and a mechanism for one-on-one communication across hemispheres and time zones. |
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| Keeping that in mind, ProofHub has introduced the ability to add time zones in account information. |
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| The two time zone boxes allow you to set time zones to the file. |
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| Long-distance mediation poses serious logistical challenges, particularly in the case of overseas files: different time zones, problems reaching people by telephone, and difficulties related to e-mail. |
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| Please note that the actual subsequent transfer time depends on various factors such as time zones, currency exchange, or accessibility of the beneficiary bank. |
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| To help you plan your trip, compare the average temperatures across Europe, find out about time zones and daylight saving time and check on the main public holidays. |
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| When you travel across time zones, your circadian clock is disrupted from its normal daily patterns and that can cause daytime fatigue, as well as prevent you from getting a good night's sleep. |
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| The powerhouses play on, in the dark hours, many time zones away. |
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| But not everyone agrees mat me way Spaniards organize their time, including long midday siestas, has to do with time zones. |
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| Each situation calls for its own particular workflow, which may mean capitalizing on time zones for overnight delivery or assembling a large team of translators working collaboratively over a shared IT platform. |
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| He expressed his thanks to the Secretariat for making the arrangements for the meeting at relatively short notice and for all the participants taking part by telephone in various time zones. |
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| Auschwitz and the burbs are in very different time zones. |
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| The country is switching time zones on Thursday to the west of the international dateline from the east. |
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| Adaptation of insulin therapy when making a journey that crosses different time zones must be carried out on the day of travel in order to acclimatise on arrival to local time. |
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| Dowd proceeded to seek a solution to this temporal chaos, and struck upon the idea of dividing North America into four time zones measuring 15 degrees of longitude, each corresponding to a time differential of one hour. |
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| Experts have said that the more time zones crossed, the more likely a person may experience jet lag. |
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| Bermuda is on the same parallel as the Portuguese archipelago Madeira a few time zones farther east in the Atlantic. |
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| In 1883, Chicago's railway managers needed a general time convention, so they developed the standardized system of North American time zones. |
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| When some of us are asleep, some of us are up, in different time zones, mobilising, strategising, informing each other, and, lobbying our respective governments to give the girls the time of day. |
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| Dealing with carriers that are not based in Canada often involves working across a number of time zones and even, on occasion, the International Date Line. |
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| Ambitiously, Johnson interweaves three different time zones. |
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| Russia today has nine time zones, stretching across about half of the world's longitude. |
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| In order to be able to intervene efficiently in different geographical locations and time zones, the Eurosystem will be able to use counterparties in any international financial centre. |
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| Even three time zones away, Shannon Culver made sure the Avengers kept him in mind. |
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| Spanning two time zones, it extends to the northwest into a panhandle, extending along the northern Gulf of Mexico. |
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| Particularly useful for wearers who wish to track two time zones. |
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| Our members can now reach us in five different offices in four time zones. |
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| Flying across different time zones causes interruption of the sleep-wake cycle, leading to fatigue and other symptoms caused by disturbance of normal body rhythms. |
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| Locating ESPACE in Lier, Belgium will enable this process, thanks to the rapid exchange and assessment of collected data, all within similar time zones. |
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| This line of reasoning fails at the North Pole, where the sun rises and sets only once per year, and all lines of longitude, and hence all time zones, converge. |
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| Extending across the entirety of Northern Asia and much of Eastern Europe, Russia spans eleven time zones and incorporates a wide range of environments and landforms. |
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