"session manager" is a correct and usable term in written English.
It is often used in the context of computer technology to refer to a program for controlling access to a computer system, or to refer to someone who oversees a particular meeting or gathering. For example, "The session manager will be responsible for ensuring the meeting runs smoothly."
It should be noted that the configuration r=0 and t=0 does not disable the transport caching mechanism: it simply sets the routing metric as the hop distance and disables route management by the Session Manager.
To manage the collaborative session, a web-based design session manager is proposed.
The average age is about 55 (it's considerably older during the afternoon session, manager Peter tells me).
"Ankiel has been out four times so far and has one bad session," Manager Tony La Russa said.
The session manager can continue trying available servers until it discovers one for which the check succeeds.
Thus, if the session manager "latches on" to a given server, then the checks can be skipped.
In one training session, managers were given a Norwegian squad who were in an unfavourable scenario and told to turn the team's fortunes around within so many weeks.
Since these metrics are updated hop-by-hop, they allow the respective Session Managers to update the session information (see below) and eventually decide to move the session to a new route.
When performance was being measured 10 to 12 weeks after the goal-planning sessions, managers were asked to describe what results they hoped for in the way of subordinate on-the-job improvement.
The gateway module consists of a session handler, a tree-manager, and a database handler.
Rivera said he would pitch at full strength in today's session, but Manager Joe Torre or Mel Stottlemyre, the pitching coach, will probably advise against that.
