Periods in the game when characters are not actively working on an adventure. Time characters spend relaxing and getting into the games background.
Periods when a resource is not available, either on a scheduled basis or due to unforeseen causes such as breakdown.
n. Free time; off the job.
Amount of time a piece of equipment is not operational.
The amount of time a vehicle or equipment is out of service for repair.
the length of unscheduled time that equipment (presses, collators, numbering machines, pre-press system) are not running - usually due to a malfunction.
When a normally operating paper machine is stopped for repairs it is said to be "down" or the mill is said to be in "downtime." Downtime can occur due to mechanical failure, change of grades in production and many other reasons.
Total time a system is out of service due to equipment failure.
A live web site, meaning one that is uploaded to the web hostâ€(tm)s server, is visible as long as the hosting server is working properly. If you have ever typed a URL into your web browser of a web site that you know exists, but the browser shows a 404 error page instead of the homepage the site was probably experiencing some downtime. Most web hosts advertise a 99.7% uptime, meaning they have a .3% of the year in which they will be scheduling downtime to service the servers that contain your web site files. With viruses, natural disasters, etc. it would be almost impossible for any host to guarantee 100% uptime. The trick is to find a reliable host who has protected themselves from outside factors and schedules server maintenance in non-peak site viewing times and communicates to users ahead of time when they will be doing maintenance.
n. The length of time that a system is not available to users.
The time interval during which a device is inoperative.
The time when a computer is non-operational, is expressed as a percentage of the total time a computer is operational.
The time during which a computer system is not operational.
The period of time when a computer or system is shut down and is considered non-operational.
any period of time during which your wireless phone is not available for use.
a period of time when something (as a machine or factory) is not operating (especially as a result of malfunctions)
a program to help you shut down your Windows after a period of time, or on a specific date
Periods of time when computer equipment is not available for use.
Offshore operations discontinued due to adverse weather or other factors.
(DT) The time during which equipment is not in a condition, or is not available, to perform its intended function. This does not include any portion of non-scheduled time.
A period during which Internet connectivity cannot be established with a server (or with any web site hosted on the server).
The amount of time when a skill cannot be fully used. In most cases it is the addition of the recharge time of the skill and the casting time. For example, the Mesmer's Diversion skill has a 2 second casting time and a 5 second recharge time. It has a 7 second downtime till its in play.
The period of time between damage and repair where an economic loss occurs.
Time when equipment is not available for use (e.g. because it's broken or being repaired)
Time when a distributive resource provides power to the load.
The total time during which a telephone or data system is not working due to some software or hardware failure.
Duration of an unscheduled stoppage of machines or equipment (printing presses, papermaking machines, typesetting equipment, etc.), usually caused by malfunction.
n. The time that a player spends doing nothing while waiting for other players to complete their turns. (See also player interaction)
The amount of time that a cement or lime plant is out of production. Hood The structure covering the cooler at the end of a kiln.
( link / ) The time between adventures, when the PCs get a chance to rest, heal, train and resupply.
Time when a resource is scheduled for operation but is not producing for reasons such as maintenance, repair, or setup.
When rig operations are temporarily suspended because of repairs or maintenance.
A period when any equipment is unserviceable or out of operation for maintenance etc.
The length of time that a system is not operating and thus impairs the work process.
A time when the equipment is not in a condition, or is not available, to perform its intended function. It does not include any portion of non-scheduled time.
The interval during which a system or a single device is malfunctioning or not operating due to mechanical or electronic failure or between tasks. See mean time between failures.
A period during which a vehicle is inoperative because of repairs or maintenance.
Periods where computers, equipment, or manufacturing systems are not available to perform work.
The time during which a functional unit cannot be used because of a fault within the functional unit or within the environment.
The period of time a computer, or other piece of equipment is out of order or shut down for maintenance.
Any non-productive time caused by equipment malfunction, roll (paper) changes, plate or die problems, etc. Non-productive time. Maintenance time. Employee absence.
the length of time that a website or network cannot be accessed.
the time an operation is postponed, usually due to bad weather or mechanical failure.
The measure of the inability of a system or resource to provide the desired service when required. Measured in terms of the percentage or amount of time the device is not accessible out of the total time it is needed. The sum of availability and downtime equals 100%. A period of time for performing routine maintenance tasks, such as hardware and software upgrades and value-added services is planned downtime. The computing system is not available for productive operations during such scheduled maintenance tasks. See also availability and switchover failover An unplanned event resulting from system or software failure. If standby redo logs are present on the standby database, the failover is graceful and can occur with no data loss or with minimal data loss. If standby redo logs are not present on the standby database, the failover is forced and may result in the loss of application data. See also forced database failover, graceful database failover, role transition, and switchover
A period of time during which a server is not operational, due to a malfunction or maintenance. When your site goes down, visitors won't be able to view your page when they go to it, therefore you will lose hits. Every server suffers from downtime, but some more than others. If your host has a lot of downtime, you should probably consider moving hosts.
Time when a computer system is not functioning due to hardware or system outage. The outage could be planned e.g. for system maintenance or unplanned e.g. System Failure
Lost time when repairs are needed on a job in progress.
time that a piece of equipment is not available to production, generally due to the equipment being broken or undergoing preventive maintenance.
Time lost from normal casting activity, due to unscheduled interruptions.
The period of time when equipment is malfunctioning or off-line. Also, production time lost when equipment is being repaired.
Downtime refers to a period of time or a percentage of a timespan that a machine or system (usually a computer server) is offline or not functioning, usually as a result of either system failure (such as a crash) or routine maintenance. The opposite is uptime.
