push time
"Push time" varies by context, referring to specific time frames in animation, sports, networking, logistics, and aviation.
Definition
C1Animation
(technical)The duration or number of frames needed for a character to push from a crouch to a takeoff position.
Example
- The animator calculated the push time to ensure the character's movement looked natural.
B2Sports
(technical)The time taken from the start of a bobsled push until it crosses the finish line.
Example
- The team improved their push time by training rigorously.
B2Networking
(technical)The moment when a remote server sends an unsolicited update.
Example
- The push time for the update was scheduled during off-peak hours.
B2Logistics
(technical)The expected time for freight or cargo to be ready for transport.
Example
- The push time for the shipment was set for early morning.
B2Aviation
(technical)The scheduled or actual time an aircraft is pushed back from the gate for departure.
Example
- The pilot announced the push time would be delayed due to weather conditions.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "push time":
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