Sentence examples for timeout period from inspiring English sources

"Immediately after the summit, particularly if, as we see now, the Sharm conclusions are not preparing a quieting down, we will declare a timeout period in order to re-evaluate the situation," Mr. Barak said in one of the television interviews.

First, you set up a timeout period (three, six, nine or twelve months of inactivity).

If a user presses the power button on the device after the timeout period it will always require a password.

The slow-running (or hanging) tasks are considered failed and automatically killed after the timeout period.

In case no ACK is received within a timeout period, the station retries up to five times.

The gap between the last good estimate and the next attempt is a function of this timeout period.

We have set the various timers and timeout periods which control event processing to yield a maximum refresh rate of three to four images per second in broadband connection mode.

It would be useful for the authors to also include lever press data for the sucrose self administration task, in case there is a strain difference in responding on the active lever during the 20s timeout periods between trials.

Thus, when cocaine is self-administered in an intermittent pattern (25 min forced timeout periods), sensitization of cocaine-induced DAT inhibition occurs; in contrast, continuous exposure, such as in traditional long-access paradigms which allow for 6 h of uninterrupted self-administration, result in tolerance to cocaine's effects at the DAT.

Minnesota emerged from the timeout between periods with momentum, until Bryant began firing and skying.

But with better conditioning, the frequent stoppages and three long TV timeouts each period, players don't tire easily.