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But when officials stop play to check, say, whether there should 37.9 or 37.7 seconds on the clock after a basket, one of the unintended consequences is that it grants both teams an extra timeout, which can be a critical gift.
The input window allows selection of the predictors to be run and choice of the timeout, which can be set in the range of 1 second to 30 minutes.
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He says this helps eliminate a lot of the network errors related to timeouts, which can happen frequently on mobile as you switch from WiFi to cellular or move between mobile networks.
It has some limitations like mappers needs to call BWA as an external process which can cause timeout during execution of Hadoop.
Furthermore, let T0,i(x) denote the workload-dependent timeout parameter for flow i which can be expressed via (4) as T 0, i ( x ) = max ( T 0, min, RTT i ( x ) + 4 σ RTT, i ), (11).
Which can be awful.
Van Gundy called a timeout, which did little to calm his rattled team.
Laviolette called a timeout, which coaches usually like to save for the end of close games.
The ruling was overturned, and San Francisco was given another timeout, which it used later to challenge (unsuccessfully) another Gerhart fumble.
When he scored, the Patriots had a minute left and one timeout, which typically amounts to a 0.88 WP.
Follower use a 200 500 millisecond heartbeat timeout which varies based on acknowledgement time.
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