scheduling

(Askeri) TATBİKATI PROGRAMLAYAN SUBAY: Tatbikatı başlatan ve yapılması için emir veren subay. Bu subay tatbikat sahalarının tayini, kuvvetlerin tahsisiyle ilgili temel talimatları ve gerekli koordine edici talimatları yayınlar. Aynı zamanda tatbikatı idare edecek subayları da tayin eder

re scheduling

{f} yeniden planla: prep.yeniden p

schedule

çizelge,v.planla: n.plan

{f} ilave etmek

(isim) tarife, şift, program, liste, ek, ilave

schedule

{f} tarifeye yazmak

schedule

(Askeri) ÇİZELGE, ZAMAN ÇİZELGESİ, TARİFE, PROGRAM

schedule

programla

Tom ve Mary birlikte vakit geçirmek için kendi yoğun programları içinde zaman bulmak için her fırsatı değerlendirirler. - Tom and Mary take every opportunity to find time in their busy schedules to spend time together.

O bazen unutkan olduğu için ona programları hatırlatmayı unutma. - He is forgetful sometimes so never forget to remind him about the schedules.

schedule

programa koymak

schedule

{f} şifte yazmak

thread scheduling

İş Parçacığı Zamanlaması

traffic scheduling

(Askeri) TRAFİK ZAMAN PLANLAMASI: Yol trafik hareketleri için kullanılan zaman bölümü

Englisch - Englisch

Definition von scheduling im Englisch Englisch wörterbuch: Present participle of schedule; The time at which a particular event is scheduled; A function in many aspects of industry, commerce and computing in which events are timed to take place at the most opportune time; (n ) an application category requiring expert systems; neural networks; simulated annealing; linear programming Typical examples include: manufacturing (and just-in-time situations); transportation ranging from dairy delivery to military deployment; timetabling an university classes; airline crew and aircraft scheduling; is a process by which nominations are first consolidated by receipt point, by contract, and verified with upstream/downstream parties If the verified capacity is greater than or equal to the total nominated quantities, all nominated quantities are scheduled If verified capacity is less than nominated quantities, nominated quantities will be allocated according to scheduling priorities; The establishment of a fixed time for visiting a customer's business; setting an order and time for planned events; The controlling of electric light through the use of manual or automatic switching; The process of inventorying, analyzing, and developing a records retention and disposition schedule which contains series descriptions, retention periods, and disposition instructions See also inventory; of groups; {i} process of making a timetable, process of creating an itinerary; The act of making appointments; Rights: Grants another user the ability to invite you to Events Users set Scheduling Rights on the Scheduling tab of the Access Rights dialog box; The establishment of a fixed time for visiting a customer’s business; Setting the execution sequence and timing for movement of data files from the source system environment to the DW target environment; Français : Conception des horaires Deutsch : Operative, Betriebsplanung Construction of bus or driver Schedules; tr>; Deciding the order in which the calculations in a program are to be executed, and by which processes Allocating processes to processors is usually called mapping See also load balance [Wil93]; (Ticaret) The process of creating individual orders or time-based schedules that serve as production or purchase authorizations; Add details soon; The determination of when each process or task runs, including assignment of start times; A function permitting an administrator to schedule backup and archive operations from a central location Operations can be scheduled on a periodic basis or on an explicit date; Determining when a given process or thread is to be run, within a multitasking environment Real-time operating systems often use priority-driven preemptive scheduling Other types of scheduling include round-robin (every process gets an equal-length turn) and FIFO; Scheduling is the process of determining when project activities will take place depending on defined durations and precedent activities Schedule constraints specify when an activity should start or end based on duration, predecessors, external predecessor relationships, resource availability, or target dates; Scheduling of factory processes involves the simultaneous consideration of jobs to be performed and of resources which they require Usually a job is identified with a deliverable product which has to meet a certain quality Associated with each job is some formal specification of the product to be produced In steelmaking shops the jobs are called heats A specification prescribes chemical ingredients of the heat and the sizes of the ingots, billets, and slabs to cast; The process of developing a document that provides mandatory instructions for what to do with records (and nonrecord materials) no longer needed for current Government business See also DISPOSITION, RECORDS SCHEDULE; Scorekeeping Secretaries, Party Secretary of the Senate Select or Special Committee Senate Manual Senator Senatorial Courtesy Seniority Sequestration Sergeant at Arms Session Simple Resolution Sine Die Slip Law Speaker Special Session Spending Authority Sponsor Standing Committee Standing Vote Statutes at Large Statutory Limit on the Public Debt Strike from the Record Subcommittee Substitute Supplemental Appropriation Supplemental, Minority, and Additional Views Suspend the Rules; (e g , jobs) A schedule for a sequence of jobs, say j1, , jn, is a specification of start times, say t1, ,tn, such that certain constraints are met A schedule is sought that minimizes cost and/or some measure of time, like the overall project completion time (when the last job is finished) or the tardy time (amount by which the completion time exceeds a given deadline) There are precedence constraints, such as in the construction industry, where a wall cannot be erected until the foundation is laid; Operating a power system to balance generation and loads; managing the accounting, billing and information reporting for such operations; The detailing of openings or doors, listing their locations and the door and frame materials, and the listing of hardware in detail and quantity
schedule: To create a time-schedule
schedule: An allocation or ordering of a set of tasks on one or several resources
schedule: An annex or appendix to a statute or other regulatory instrument
schedule: Each of the five divisions into which controlled drugs are classified, or the restrictions denoted by such classification
schedule: A timetable, or other time-based plan of events; a plan of what is to occur, and at what time
schedule: To plan an activity at a specific date or time in the future
The next elections are scheduled on the 20th of November.
schedule: A slip of paper; a short note
schedule: {n} a small scroll, an inventory
advanced planning and scheduling: (Ticaret) (APS) A real-time tool combining material and capacity planning at the same time, as opposed to separate batch material and capacity runs. APS tools use finite scheduling and material availability data to schedule orders and demand. They can typically be used to evaluate the effect of adding single new orders into an existing schedule, and are often used as a short-term tool in conjunction with longer-term family level planning
backfill scheduling: (Ticaret) Scheduling small, short-run production jobs using fixed duration or stop-time parameters that use idle or underutilized resources and can be run without delaying the start of priority jobs. Typically used in filling safety stock or other to-stock requirements
backward scheduling: (Ticaret) A method that calculates production and purchase order dates by taking a given order or operation due date and backing into the required start or release date based on the indicated lead time. The opposite of forward scheduling
finite scheduling: (Ticaret) Creating production schedules that automatically take resource availability into account. Schedule dates are moved forward or backward in time as far as necessary to stay within prescribed capacity, and some systems also contain rules to move orders for certain products to approved alternate facilities when the initial resource is full. Finite scheduling systems normally do not ensure that material plans are automatically revised in conjunction with production rescheduling
forward scheduling: (Ticaret) A scheduling method that begins with a specified start date and moves forward into time to calculate a due or completion date based on the lead time required. It assumes flexibility in the due date, but not the start date
maintenance scheduling: (Ticaret) The process used to track actual maintenance history, monitor equipment status and schedule expected maintenance prior to the occurrence of a problem. It should be integrated with the systems used to plan future resource availability and indicate projected downtime
master scheduling: (Ticaret) The process of reviewing a proposed MPS, comparing to stated higher-level production plan, resource availability and management parameters, and firming it and releasing to the rest of the system. The frequency of regenerating and reviewing the MPS, typically weekly, depends on the industry, process flexibility, forecast accuracy and many other factors
rate-based scheduling: (Ticaret) The creation of a production schedule based on the capacity or usage rate for a specified shift, date, week or other timeframe and not by individual order or item
schedule: To form into, or place in, a schedule
schedule: An ordered list or table, e.g. a fee schedule
schedule: an ordered list of times at which things are planned to occur plan for an activity or event; "I've scheduled a concert next week" make a schedule; plan the time and place for events; "I scheduled an exam for this afternoon
schedule: If something is scheduled to happen at a particular time, arrangements are made for it to happen at that time. The space shuttle had been scheduled to blast off at 04: 38 A presidential election was scheduled for last December No new talks are scheduled
schedule: A time-based plan of events. A plan of what is to occur, and at what time it is to occur. A conveyance of such a plan, e.g. a written list
schedule: To add a meeting, appointment or event to ones personal schedule
schedule: A schedule is a plan that gives a list of events or tasks and the times at which each one should happen or be done. He has been forced to adjust his schedule We both have such hectic schedules. = timetable
schedule: A schedule is a written list of things, for example a list of prices, details, or conditions. = list
schedule: A schedule is a list of all the times when trains, boats, buses, or aircraft are supposed to arrive at or leave a particular place. a bus schedule
schedule: A written or printed scroll or sheet of paper; a document; especially, a formal list or inventory; a list or catalogue annexed to a larger document, as to a will, a lease, a statute, etc
schedule: {i} timetable, agenda, itinerary; plan, scheme
schedule: make a schedule; plan the time and place for events; "I scheduled an exam for this afternoon
schedule: an ordered list of times at which things are planned to occur plan for an activity or event; "I've scheduled a concert next week"
schedule: To create a schedule
schedule: In a school or college, a schedule is a diagram that shows the times in the week at which particular subjects are taught. to plan that something will happen at a particular time be scheduled for June/Monday etc
schedule: You can use schedule to refer to the time or way something is planned to be done. For example, if something is completed on schedule, it is completed at the time planned. The jet arrived in Johannesburg two minutes ahead of schedule Everything went according to schedule
schedule: {f} make a schedule, create a timetable; enter into a timetable; plan for a certain date
schedule: {i} timetable
schedule: sked
supplier scheduling: (Ticaret) vendor scheduling
vendor scheduling: (Ticaret) The sharing of internal schedules, often as generated by MRP, for specified items with a vendor, instead of placing individual purchase orders as required. A vendor schedule is often divided into zones, such as a firm commitment zone in which the customer will pay for any vendor production against that schedule, an information zone which projects requirements that authorize the vendor to purchase raw material but not add labor, and an information zone that gives forecasted long-term requirements but does not make a commitment