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The phrase "a timeout of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a pause or break in a process, event, or activity, often in technical or sports-related discussions.
Example: "The system will initiate a timeout of the current session if there is no user activity for 15 minutes."
Alternatives: "a break in the" or "a pause in the".
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So, the discarded packets, which occur because of a timeout of the delay sensitive user, can be reduced by using the shared resources of the delay nonsensitive user.
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But the Latvians responded with a timeout of their own, and won the next three points to close out the middle frame.
In the experiments reported below, the computation time was limited with a timeout of 20 min but most of the problems were solved in <5 s on standard PC quadcore at 2.8 GHz.
We performed all the experiments on an uniprocessor AMD Athlon 64 3200+ with 1GB of RAM, forcing a timeout of twelve hours for the execution of each tool.
C13 Business Digest C1 OBITUARIES C26 EDITORIAL A20-21 EdiTheials: The uses of negative campaigns; a timeout on the death penalty; dangerous stall by the I.R.A. Columns: Thomas L. Friedman, Gail Collins.
The change started to become evident in late January, during a timeout of a home game against the Pistons.
Harvard had been 4-for-5 on third down conversions and Yale followed with a timeout of its own after seeing the offense line up.
Therefore, a timeout of at least 3δ ensures the stated property.
A timeout of just 50 ms allowed 99.4% of the structures to complete in 32 seconds.
In the later case the starting point of each series was identified by taking into consideration a timeout of three, four and five years respectively before the first acquisition of a series.
We set a timeout of 1 day and a transmission range meters.
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