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block time

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The period from the moment the chocks are withdrawn and brakes released, or moorings dropped, to the return to rest or take-up of moorings after the flight.


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BE: So, black groups must be begging to block time on the EAC schedule?
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I also block time in my schedule at regular intervals during the week to provide some focused work time free from meetings.
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Hospitals should continuously track operating room utilization, compare it with scheduled block time on a regular basis and make adjustments at least quarterly.
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