scheduling

Speech parts

1. scheduling - Noun

2. scheduling - Verb

Meaning

setting an order and time for planned events

Source: WordNet

Synonyms

programming programing program design plan recording planning holding arrangement calendar engage schedule measuring accounting timing
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Antonyms

delay chaos inconsistency distraction indecision idleness
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Hypernyms

planning

Phrases with the word

time scheduling task scheduling linear scheduling method

Examples

According to Sieben, the latest restrictions on gatherings resulted in a 50 percent reduction in sales at her business while Pro-Life Wisconsin argues that the restrictions on gatherings made planning and scheduling for events “next to impossible.” Source: Internet

Access requests to physical media are sent to Input/Output Supervisor, a component responsible for scheduling the requests. Source: Internet

According to the Urgency Room, whose locations offer Abbot’s ID NOW molecular test, “Our scheduling system opens at midnight daily and all appointments are typically filled within minutes if not seconds.” Source: Internet

Administrators acknowledge the back-and-forth scheduling has been stressful for parents, though they say they've been understanding. Source: Internet

According to Pronovost, hardware accelerated GPU scheduling is part of a broader initiative to be on the "cutting edge of hardware innovation." Source: Internet

A common solution to this problem is providing an I/O API that implements a synchronous interface by using non-blocking I/O internally, and scheduling another user thread or fiber while the I/O operation is in progress. Source: Internet

Close letter words and terms

schedulee scheduleless scheduler schedulization schedulize Scheel