attended time

[ə′tend·əd ¦tīm]

(computer science)

The time in which a computer is either switched on and capable of normal operation (including time during which it is temporarily idle but still watched over by computer personnel) or out of service for maintenance work.

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Sure enough, after a couple of years the quarterly commission meetings have pretty much turned into poorly attended times for exchanging information and working out scheduling conflicts between and among ministries--nothing more.

Parish counciling: Lord knows these organizations need some help serving their communities