time outs

English - Turkish

Definition of time outs in English Turkish dictionary
time out: ara
Bir stratejiyi özenle hazırlamak için ara verelim. - Let's take time out to elaborate a strategy.
time out: (Spor) taym aut
time out: zaman dışı
timeouts: (Bilgisayar) süre aşımları
timeouts: (Bilgisayar) zaman aşımı
time out: mola

English - English

Definition of time outs in English English dictionary: plural form of time out
time out: Alternative spelling of time-out
time out: To call for a suspension of activity or conversation
time out: To call for a time-out
time out: of a task, to be terminated because it was not completed before a time limit
time out: to end (an incomplete task) after a time limit
time out: A period of time during a game where players can talk about plays and organise the team Also used to get breath back or try and work out how to get out of the mess you are in
time out: When you request a Web page by clicking on a link, our server is basically calling the server that stores the page you requested If the other computer doesn't respond in a certain amount of time, your connection "times out" and you may get a connection timed out message Back to Top
time out: An umpire calls time out when a foul is committed, an accident occurs or at their own discretion A player may only call a time out if they have been injured or their horse has broken tack (reigns, saddle straps, etc ) There is no time out allowed during play for changing horses or replacing a broken mallet, although a player may do so at any time
time out: An umpire calls time-out when a foul is committed, an accident occurs or at his own discretion A player may only call time-out if he his has broken tack or is injured No time-out is allowed for changing horses or replacing a broken mallet, although a player may do so at any time
time out: If a device is not performing a task, the amount of time a computer should wait before detecting it as an error
time out: A time-out error happens when the server and client experience difficulty communicating Each expects to hear a response from the other within a certain amount of time If the response doesn't come, then the connection is lost and a "time out" occurs Heavy network traffic is normally the cause Trying again later, when the network is less congested, is the best option
time out: break, pause; time in which a computer tries unsuccessfully to connect to a device or a remote computer (Computers)
time out: The result if your computer waits more than a certain amount of time when requesting data from another computer When a connection "times out", it usually means that the computer or Web site you are connecting to is too busy or does not exist
time out: a pause from doing something (as work); "we took a 10-minute break"; "he took time out to recuperate"
time out: (B) (of an auction) following a particular timing (meaning 2)
time out: A 30-second stoppage of play during which a team and coach can discuss strategy Each team is allowed one time out per game
time out: The next time someone calls you, pick up the phone, but don't say anything You may hear a tentative hello or two, and perhaps a swear or two, before the calling party slams down the receiver This is the human equivalent to a server's time-out -- with you playing the server, and your unwitting ex-friend playing the part of the hapless Internet user When you dial into your ISP, your communications software is programmed to wait a certain number of seconds for a response after the line is picked up If your ISP does not respond in time and initiate the modems' "handshake," your computer gets wise and hangs up The other occurrence of timing out has to do with surfing the Web Much like when you dial your ISP, when you request a Web page by clicking on a link, the server housing the page you requested has to respond If it doesn't do so in a certain amount of time, you may get a "connection timed out" message from your browser
time out: A nonpunitive, unlocked area, as well as a period of time, which provides a resident with the opportunity to regain control of behavior or attitude
time out: If you take time out from a job or activity, you have a break from it and do something different instead. He took time out from campaigning to accompany his mother to dinner. a weekly London magazine which gives details of all the films, plays, sports games, and other events and activities taking place in the city
time out: In basketball, American football, ice hockey, and some other sports, when a team calls a time out, they call a stop to the game for a few minutes in order to rest and discuss how they are going to play
time out: What happens when two computers are talking and one fails to respond within a certain time, for whatever reason
time out: Personic WebBench function of shutting off after 15 minutes of inactivity
time out: When dialing-in to an ISP, communications software waits a certain number of seconds for a response after the line is picked up If the ISP does not respond in time and initiate the modems' "handshake," the calling computer hangs up The other occurrence of timing out occurs when surfing the Web If a Web page is requested, the server housing the page has to respond If it doesn't do so in a certain amount of time, a "connection timed out" error is generated
timeouts: third-person singular of timeout
timeouts: plural of , timeout