scheduler
Britishnoun
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a person whose job is to allot times for television or radio programmes to be broadcast
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computing a computer program designed to aid in scheduling tasks
Example Sentences
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It was a work phone with a small touch screen, email and fax capabilities and a scheduler; it weighed a full pound.
To help her take each drug at the right time, her daughter Anna Notaro fills a pill scheduler with sections for each day.
Barger’s office said on May 15 that a scheduler would reach out to set up a meeting, but that never happened, according to Bonner’s Wednesday letter.
From Los Angeles Times
But instead of putting the series on the air that fall, network schedulers waited more than a year as they tried to find the right time slot for it.
From Los Angeles Times
Less than a year after she started working in politics, she worked on Ronald Reagan’s successful 1980 presidential campaign and later became a scheduler in his White House.
From BBC
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