MANNIES-NY-STYLE ( New York ) _ Mannies, young men who are hired to entertain and roughhouse with boys in the busy hours between the end of school and bedtime, are the latest must have for Park Avenue mothers.
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This is the average number of concurrent calls during a given one-hour period of the day, where that period is selected to give the highest result . ( This result is called the time-consistent busy hour traffic ).
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Sufficient staffing should be in place so that 90 % of emergency calls are, " . . . answered within 10 seconds, or with no greater than three rings, during the average busy hour, " according to one source.
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The magnitude of the CCH is an instantaneous value subject to change as a function of time ( i . e . from moment to moment ), and is subject to study including load curve and busy hour as other measures of traffic are.
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Because some of the bus platforms are far away from the indoor waiting area, it is practical to wait outdoors for some routes due to the way TTC bus terminals work; unfortunately, because it is underground, the air quality on the bus platforms can be poor during busy hours.
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As I made my way through the Park Avenue phone tree, I discovered young mannies, old mannies, rough-and-tumble mannies, school-year mannies, homework-helper mannies and summer surfer mannies : young men hired to entertain and roughhouse with the boys in the busy hours between the end of school and bedtime.
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The A-digit selector, BC switch and particularly the send switch uniselector of the director were worked much harder than selectors in the switching train which were held for the duration of the call ., and the noise in the vicinity of director racks in the busy hour could be unbearable.
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What the busy people of the city need is pure air, the sight of green trees, the smell of the fresh turf extensive grounds, where they can enjoy the pleasures of the country, and find relief from the busy hours engaged in the turmoil of trade . " Philadelphia nurseryman, botanist and author, Thomas Meehan, credited Hovey with the growth of American horticulture.
