How To Use Downtime In A Sentence
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Why not go retro and get knitting, so you can turn your downtime into a cardigan?
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Interestingly, other engineers reporting this season claimed to have seen rather less downtime this summer than last.
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The feed system and pelletizer needs to be robust in handling all sorts of different waste streams to limit downtime of the system
Undefined
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But she reckons she will spend her downtime soaking up some British culture.
The Sun
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Griffin output fell because of maintenance and downtime associated with cyclone Gertie.
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Downtime positioning function, non - stick knives, do not waste envelope . 7.
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Would the ability to reassign resources without downtime or service interruption be beneficial?
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If you need downtime - take it.
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You knew I had just been pulled out of New York after a long mission and per your own requirements, was to be on downtime, unassignable for any new missions for three months.
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On the production line, downtime has been reduced from 55% to 26%.
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Do you consider this period in history a downtime, or have we just been duped into thinking so?
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Synchronous hardware (coupled with a clustered front end) can provide zero data loss and less than minutes of downtime - but at a significant cost.
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Monitoring downtime of test and first test pass yield.
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Storage and consequent server and application unavailability result from both unplanned and planned downtime.
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Colleagues want some downtime, so they may relinquish power.
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What are your views on parents' rights to refuse to spend quality family downtime on this?
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In her downtime she is a swimmer and keen cyclist.
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Another theory is that the brain is a complex organ that needs the downtime provided by sleep to recover from the stresses of waking hours.
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She might seem bulletproof on screen, but even domestic goddesses need a little downtime.
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And the players spend all their downtime on their phones.
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But the busy rapper, below, has turned it into a makeshift studio so he can work on tracks in his downtime.
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Reliability is very important in the chemical process industries (CPI). a faulty piece of equipment, process upset or leak can cause costly downtime.
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So if you have a jones to live like a virtual Skywalker, and can get over the steep learning curve the game presents, and resign yourself to a fairly equal ratio of adventuring to downtime, Star Wars Galaxies can be great.
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How do you maintain high-speed access to current corporate information while you protect and secure business continuance with little or no downtime?
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Most unique way to spend downtime: I go home and change dirty diapers.
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Despite the bleakness outside, she's enjoying her downtime.
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Be sure to ask about downtime and recovery following the surgery, and about post-op pain management.
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Continuous availability demands that the database engine be available for processing with no perceivable downtime.
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How do you spend your downtime?
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When in training he will spend his downtime reading or playing video games.
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But the busy rapper, below, has turned it into a makeshift studio so he can work on tracks in his downtime.
The Sun
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By law, reservists receive 12 months downtime between overseas deployments unless they waive that right.
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We asked our team to come up with a wishlist for how to spend their holiday downtime.
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Firms with a blasé attitude to security could see system downtime caused as a result of software vulnerabilities.
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To minimize downtime, Field uses an airline tactic: he overbooks.
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Colleagues want some downtime, so they may relinquish power.
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Today, he has the bearing of a man who allows himself little downtime.
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He would take certain stamps and coins uptime and sell them to dealers; he would go downtime with a few aluminum vessels, which were worth more than gold before the Hall process was invented.
There Will Be Time
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Griffin output fell because of maintenance and downtime associated with cyclone Gertie.
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Without the ability to produce enormous volumes right off, the combi machine pays off through long-term, relentless production, reduced downtime, and controlled costs.
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That means downtime to configure the new system and reassign users and data.
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What's more, there are issues related to equipment maintainability, reliability, hardening pattern repeatability, and downtime.
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This is clearly a flat where she enjoys her downtime to the full.
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Colleagues want some downtime, so they may relinquish power.
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Their uptime is great (did not experience any major downtime before).
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Analysts estimate such power outages contribute to about 25 percent of network downtime.
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Lower tool wear rates further increase productivity by reducing downtime due to tool change overs.
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It could be 50 Cent enjoying his downtime.
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Hey, seemingly trouble-free and happy-go-lucky people also have their downtime.
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Guests have complimentary access to the spa, which is spectacularly lit at night and a great place for some downtime.
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Colleagues want some downtime, so they may relinquish power.
The Sun
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How much downtime did we log last month?
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Downtime is not consistent with many of the applications envisioned for the I-way.
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On the production line, downtime has been reduced from 55% to 26%.
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He also has a gentoo migration guide as well, for moving to gentoo with minimul downtime.
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I have no issue with players enjoying downtime.
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Our main goals were to improve uptime and understand the causes for downtime.
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Downtime in Hollywood can cost a lot of money.
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If organizations are to control spiralling security management costs and minimize user downtime they need to introduce a significant degree of automation and self-service, while meeting compliance objectives.
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However, those who work for themselves — such as yours truly, as a freelance journalist — "downtime" that can be used to get on top of deadlines is just fine by me!
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The UltraShape procedure -- approved in Canada last year and approved in 50 other countries including Japan and much of Europe since 2005 -- "breaks down the fat cell and gets rid of the unwanted fat much like liposuction does, except it does it non-invasively, meaning there's no cutting, there's no anesthesia, there's no downtime, there's no recovery," Dr. Ari Benchetrit,
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Working for the Census Bureau is giving me a lot of downtime to overanalyze things.
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Stuffing, inevitably, was something that Davis was pretty familiar with, for in what he quaintly refers to as his ‘downtime’, he likes nothing more than to pootle away at his taxidermy.
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But such is the risk world leaders take if they fancy a wee hurl on a scooter during some much-needed downtime.
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Forced downtime is what they really shared, and it has become a rare and often costly thing.
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The Wolf spent his downtime in lupine form, as constantly transforming back and forth gave him a hangover.
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Techniques include an hourlong procedure that requires no downtime.
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The grease provides long-term lubrication and avoids costly downtime due to bearing failures.
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If the provider has a single connection to the outside world, ask how often it fails and the length of downtime.
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The concern seemed to be limited to knowing where his home was and whether the road he was on would be plowed in the winter so that there would not be downtime for the rig.
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The concern seemed to be limited to knowing where his home was and whether the road he was on would be plowed in the winter so that there would not be downtime for the rig.
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During dinner downtime, chef David Levecchia greets customers at the bar before ducking into the kitchen to fill their orders.
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In her downtime she is a swimmer and keen cyclist.
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Guests have complimentary access to the spa, which is spectacularly lit at night and a great place for some downtime.
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Forced downtime is what they really shared, and it has become a rare and often costly thing.
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Just as human resources can point to turnover rates, information technology to systems downtime or finance to unreconciled items, the chief risk officer needs an objective gauge, such as unexpected earnings volatility, to evaluate the success of the company's risk management program.
Cinderella Moment
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Increase productivity by complimenting the recovery capability of the sensor to reduce downtime.
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But when no patients are in need of transport, the 23-year-old spends his downtime at work doing something creative and constructive -- he knits and crochets hats, or "beanies," for newborn babies born at the hospital's Childbirth Center.
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Initiate and implement preventative maintenance program to each machinery to minimize machine downtime.
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But the busy rapper, below, has turned it into a makeshift studio so he can work on tracks in his downtime.
The Sun
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He says it has also set annual targets for operational efficiency, including plant and machinery downtime.
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The appliance enables end users to access cloud-based solutions during periods of internet downtime.
Computing
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That includes using non-toxic hydraulic oils for his machinery, and synthetic engine oils all around in the hopes of reducing maintenance downtime.
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After all, who wouldn't want a lift without the invasive surgery or hospital downtime?
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