on demand

English - Turkish

Definition of on demand in English Turkish dictionary: ibrazında; görüldüğünde; İstendiğinde, talep üzerine; talep üzerine; mal istenildiğinde; talep üzerine
as soon as requested: en kısa zamanda istenildiği kadar
on demands: talepleri üzerine
on-demand: (Televizyon) "Talep üzerine" manasına gelen ve interaktif çift taraflı multimedia teknolojisinin ismi. tv veya pc aracılığı ile istenilen bir zamanda sistemdeki filmi izleyebilmek

English - English

Definition of on demand in English English dictionary: When needed or required
Our new on-demand software delivery system is cutting edge.; upon request, when claimed; On Demand is a method of document creation which streamlines production and distribution through the use of technology The goal is to decrease waste because of over-ordering or out of date content and a more useful, relevant document resulting from the ability to keep content current and dynamic; as soon as requested; A term used to describe when labels are printed immediately when the customer needs them and are ready for use versus being sent off-site for printing; A type of streaming in which a clip plays from start to finish when a user clicks a link Most clips are streamed this way Contrast to broadcast; Internet audio programming initiated by the individual user On-demand song streams (such as in RealOne, Pressplay, and Rhapsody) allow users to demand individual songs; Internet radio streams allow users to demand individual stations On-demand programming differs from broadcast programming in its freedom from any kind of schedule; Archived or stored content that viewers can access whenever they want, as opposed to live or one-time-only broadcast events; Describes stored media content that is available for streaming on a Windows Media Services system Windows Media Services can stream either stored content from a publishing point, or live content using Windows Media Encoder

on demand

Hyphenation

on de·mand

Turkish pronunciation

ôn dîmänd

Pronunciation

/ˈôn dəˈmand/ /ˈɔːn dɪˈmænd/

Etymology

[ 'on, 'än ] (preposition.) before 12th century. Middle English an, on, preposition and adverb, from Old English; akin to Old High German ana on, Greek ana up, on.