'timer time' can be used in written English.
It is often used to refer to the amount of time available to complete something before a certain deadline. For example, "We have just one hour of timer time to finish this project."
When the timer times out, the recovery mechanism is lunched.
Whenever an RTSC or a CTSC frame transmitted by node B is monitored, node B is regarded as congestion by node A, and a timer is started for node B. When node B has transmitted k packets or the timer times out, node A will justify that the congestion in node B has been released.
In this study part-timers' time restrictions only influence how often doctors in teams with part-timers contact each other.
Designed to extend the iPhone's native camera functionality, the Gorillacam adds many features that are unavailable in the basic camera application, including a self-timer, time-lapse, and continuous rapid-fire shooting.
Shush!, which is free for Android, pops up a timer each time you turn off the ringer, then turns on the ringer when the timer runs out.... Pulse, free for Android and Apple, aggregates news items from major media outlets and niche bloggers.
I thought about setting a timer every time I stood in front of the mirror, to calculate the minutes blurring into hours, but I knew I would be performing, I would be distracted, I would not get lost.
After the game starts, make a timer and time limit.
Set a timer each time you go to a different site.
Get an electric timer and time the light to come on during the day and go off during the night.
Try to hit all the teeth in your mouth; consider using a timer to time yourself so that you end up brushing for long enough.
