time division
"Time division" refers to various methods of dividing periods into segments, used in fields such as telecommunications, geology, and general scheduling.
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Definition
B2Telecommunications
(technical)A method of dividing a communication channel into discrete time slots, allowing multiple signals to share the channel without interference.
Example
- Time division multiplexing ensures that multiple users can share the same communication channel efficiently.
C1Geology
(academic)A segment of a geological period, representing a distinct interval of geological time.
Example
- The Mesozoic era is divided into three main time divisions: Triassic, Jurassic, and Cretaceous.
B1General
(common)The process of organizing a period into distinct intervals or segments.
Example
- Effective time division can help manage daily tasks more efficiently.
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