The term "timing slot" is correct and can be used in written English.
This phrase is most commonly used when referring to a specific period of time during a calendar or schedule. For example, "The timing slot for the meeting is between 11am and 2pm."
The book's timing slots in with that of Mitford's 1945 The Pursuit of Love – the two plotlines run in parallel – and it shares many of the same characters: Uncle Matthew and Aunt Sadie and their impossible children, cousin Fanny who narrates both books, and the health-obsessed Davey Warbeck.
The node C, a neighbor of the STA B, overhears the reply frame and acquires the timing information of the reserved time slot.
The BCCC ordered the show timings to be changed from the prime time slot of 8 30pm to 10 30pm and the show also began putting out a disclaimer saying "we do not support child marriage".
In the proposed amplify and forward scheme, the timing of the two transmissions in the second time slot cannot be perfectly guaranteed.
The timing is organized in time slots, which are collected to so-called slotframes.
A universal timing reference is necessary because all ships and base stations in the SANET allocate their time slots in a decentralized way.
Check you have all the details you need (time and place, timing for your slot, audio/visual support requirements, other speakers, audience profile).
(i) Transmission packet size is the same for all users and their transmission timings are slotted and synchronized ideally, like a slotted ALOHA.
Just don't use the orange ones) Sea salt and black pepper Bring a saucepan of water to a boil, set a timer to two minutes 15 seconds, prepare an ice bath and grab a slotted spoon – timing is crucial, so get everything in place before you start.
