The phrase
"aggressive timetable" refers to a plan or schedule that is very demanding and requires quick or speedy completion of tasks.
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Belfiore's blog post set an even
more aggressive timetable, claiming that customers would be able to buy a PC with Windows 10 S mode at or near the time when the next feature update to Windows 10 drops.
Hard to say, but a month isn't long and you might be able to reverse diet on a
more aggressive timetable (100 - 150 cals per week).
Several congressional Republicans on board with repealing the ACA have balked at
the aggressive timetable, arguing that swift action shouldn't happen before a comprehensive plan is in place.
Faced with these challenges, the administration has relaxed
its aggressive timetables for states to begin evaluating all teachers based on objective measures of student learning, such as standardized test scores.
Duncan emphasized the urgency of distributing the funds to states on
an aggressive timetable in order to avert layoffs.
There is
an aggressive timetable to enable other smartphones and devices, as you'd expect.
To meet
the aggressive timetable, the Defense Department partnered with AI experts in the tech industry and academia, working through Defense Information Unit Experimental, the department's tech incubation program, and the Defense Innovation Board, an advisory group created by former Secretary of Defense Ash Carter to bridge the technological gap between the Pentagon and Silicon Valley.
My development efforts, completed against
an aggressive timetable, resulted in making the product and the company very successful.