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time shifting

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time shifting

See timeshifting.


(programming)time shifting - A technique used to work around problems due to the Year 2000 and the "millennium bug". Time shifting involves translating date fields in a database back by a fixed number of years to avoid year 2000 problems with the database management system.

Typically dates are shifted back 28 years so that the occurrence of leap years and days of the week match with the actual year.


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Let me identify what I consider to be just a few of the critical issues damaging our cultural cohesiveness and affecting our civility while at the same time shifting responsibility from home to other institutions, particularly public schools.
Rushing into a lecture hall at the Oakwood School last week where he was giving a talk on "The Many Faces of Comedy" at the North Hollywood private school, writer-director-actor Gary Marshall wasted little time shifting into schtick mode.
ATM machines are a great example of time shifting where services such as withdrawing cash, making deposits, and checking balances can happen anytime.
 
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