one timer

The effectiveness of the one timer comes from three things:

He set one timer to go off in 30 minutes, the other would tick just two minutes longer.

Computer systems usually have at least one timer.

An effective one timer requires precise timing on the part of both players involved, especially the shooter.

It started with one timers, then proceeded to passing, where a single player had to complete a pass into six small nets.

The one timer can be any of the above shots, when fired in a continuous motion off an incoming pass.

XV One timer fully appreciates civilization until the lights go out.

Weren't you staff at one timer" "Supposed to be.

One timer will be timing with a stopwatch, another recording it down, and one making sure everything is valid.

Series link (one timer to record whole series)

Also, there's no way to count "anytime" minutes and weekend/evening minutes separately; there's only one timer.

A photograph of one timer was found in Senegal, and an actual device was located in Togo.

"Team Fire", similar to "On Fire", can be achieved if the team scores three uninterrupted one timers in a row.

Comparators can be driven by the operating system, e.g. to provide one timer per CPU for scheduling, or by applications.

It took another few minutes to wire all four charges to one timer, then he took the explosives mat out of the backpack and spread it over the grating.

A one timer is an ice hockey shot that occurs when a player meets a teammate's pass with an immediate slapshot, without any attempt to control the puck on his stick.

If the Sliders miss the window on one timer, they can still slide out with another, at least on those rare occasions when they have access to another timer, such as the second-season episode "Into the Mystic".

But Jamie Leach dug the puck out and threw it into the high slot and onto the stick of Mike MacKay who's one timer found the back of the net for the winner with just 1.7 seconds left.

Notably, NHL '94 introduced the "one timer", an authentic hockey move where a player shoots the puck directly off of a pass; NHL '94 's one-timer was in fact so devastating that it would become the scoring method of choice for most players.