The phrase "handle time" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in contexts related to customer service or call centers, referring to the amount of time spent managing a customer interaction.
Example: "Our goal is to reduce handle time while maintaining high customer satisfaction."
Alternatives: "call duration" or "interaction time".
The analysis in this section does not take into account the use of guard times in protocol timing to handle time synchronization errors.
I found time to re-read Jane Gardam's astonishing book "Old Filth" while I was working, and of course I loved it all over again, and wondered how it was possible to handle time so nimbly and beautifully.
"What I found is that there are so many similarities between filmmaking and composing: the way you handle time, the way you handle phrasing, the editing of the film," he said.
The proposed GDG method can handle time dependent and nonlinear jump conditions = f.
Extending the shifting to the time axis seems unnecessary, as hidden Markov models inherently handle time shifts.
"In these cases, the AI may gather some pre-qualifying customer information to speed up the agent handle time.
How do you handle time-management challenges? A. I think you just have to work harder.
One of their main limits was they did not handle time-dependent covariates and past history of treatment.
More so, the Variable-order derivative (VOD) time fractional diffusion models have been recently acknowledged as an alternative and more rigorous approach to handle time-dependent anomalous diffusion behavior observed in highly heterogeneous fractured porous media.
The dsPIC family of products is designed specifically for the high-speed processing of mathematically intensive operations, with dedicated hardware elements that handle time-intensive processes with minimal loading of the core processor.
The idea isn't to guide people through major processes like immigration — dedicated interpreters are still needed for long interviews, technical language and so on — but to handle time-sensitive matters like distribution of food and water or explaining an event or injury.
