time interval during which either the work man, the equipment or both do not perform useful work. [D02323] DSMC
The planned or actual time an operation is not engaged in run time, or the active production of a product. Idle time is typically scheduled, for setup, maintenance or other activities, or unscheduled due to lack of a required resource such as material.
Time during which an employee is unable to work due to factors beyond his or her control and for which he is paid. Also known as Dead Time, Down Time, Allowed Time, or Waiting Time.
The Idle Time shown on browser status line of the Teachers pages is the minutes and seconds remaining in the current server session for a remote computer. A session is established when a teacher logs on. The server uses this "session" to remember the teacher's logon and database information. In the absence of activity the server will hold the session open for about30 minutes. When idle time runs out any unrecorded changes are lost and the teacher is automatically logged out.
The time in which a user isn’t working on a computer and it is using very little of its processing power. When a computer runs a screensaver due to lack of activity, it is said to be idle.
Trip Time spent in Idle Mode. ( Detroit )
The time when useful work is not being performed.
The part of operable time during which a functional unit is not operated.
The amount of ineffective time whereby the available resources are not used e.g. a container in a yard.
In the SPiN Chat System, the (set) amount of time a connection between the chat server and a user's computer is maintained although no data are being transmitted (i.e., no chat messages are written).
Definition: The period of time in which little or no data traffic flows across a dial up internet connection.
refers to any time that a robot is idle and not performing a value-added maneuver.
Unproductive time spent by employees due to factors beyond their control.
The time when operators or resources (e.g., machines) are not producing product because of setup, maintenance, lack of material, lack of tooling, or lack of scheduling.