occupancy

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English - Turkish
işgal
{i} kullanım süresi
hat meşguliyet süresi
doluluk oranı

like hotel occupancy.

{i} oturma (ev)
ikamet/işgal
{i} doluluk oranı (otel)
ele geçirme
kullanma

Related Terms

occupancy of a software facility
bir yazılım olanağını kullanım oranı
occupancy permit
İskân ruhsatı, iskân izni
occupancy detector
meşgul sensörü
occupancy detector
meşgul dedektörü
occupancy expense
(Ticaret) kullanım masrafları
occupancy hat
(Bilgisayar,Teknik) meşguliyet süresi
occupancy permit
(Kanun) iskan raporu
occupancy permit
(İnşaat) yapı kullanma izni
occupancy permit
(İnşaat) iskan izni
occupancy sensor
meşgul sensörü
occupancy sensor
meşgul dedektörü
occupancy time
(Çevre) radyolojik görev süresi
beneficial occupancy
(İnşaat) yararlanma
buffer occupancy
(Bilgisayar,Teknik) yastık bellek doluluğu
High-Occupancy Vehicle Lane
(Nakliyat, Lojistik) (HOV Lane) Otoyolda belirtilen sayıda yolcusu bulunan araçlar için belli saatlerde sadece onlara açık olan, daha az yolcusu olanların girmesinin yasak olduğu yol şeridi
certificate of Occupancy
(Kanun) Oturma izni, ikamet belgesi
double occupancy
iki kişilik
post occupancy
Oturum (bir yerin kullanımı) sonrası
single occupancy
tek kişiliktir
beneficial occupancy
(Askeri) FAYDALI İŞGAL: Henüz tamamlanmamış bir bina, yapı, veya tesisi hem işgal edenin menfaatini sağlayacak, hem inşaatçının inşaatı tamamlamasına, nispeten cüzi bir müdahale teşkil edecek şekilde ve inşaat gayesine uygun olarak işgal
berth occupancy ratio
(Askeri) yanaşma yeri kullanım oranı
buffer occupancy
yastik bellek dolulugu
minimal occupancy area
(Çevre) ıssız alan
partial occupancy
bölümsel kullanım
partial occupancy
kısmi işgal
English - English
The period of time during which someone rents or otherwise occupies certain land or premises
The act of occupying, the state of being occupied or the state of being an occupant or tenant
The specific use to which something occupied is put
{n} possession, the act of seizing on
Maximum number of persons a resort unit will accommodate; private occupancy is the number of persons that a resort unit will accommodate based on two adults per private sleeping area
This term refers to the type and character of the use of property in question; business enterprise at that specific location
The use of property as a full-time residence, either by the title holder (owner-occupancy) or by another party thorough formal agreement (rental)
Occupancy is the measure of time that a circuit or an equipment unit is busy (in use) expressed as a decimal Numerically, it is the Erlangs carried per circuit
Physical possession and use of real estate
the act of occupying or taking possession of a building; "occupation of a building without a certificate of occupancy is illegal"
  For equipment, such as a circuit or a switch, the ratio of the actual time in use to the available time during a 1-hour period   Note 1: Occupancy is usually expressed in percent   Note 2: Occupancy may be plotted versus time of day   Synonym usage
The number of persons, including the driver and passenger(s), in a vehicle Occupancy rates may be calculated as "person miles" divided by "vehicle miles "
Select Owner if it is your primary residence, Second Home if it is a second home and is not your primary residence, or Rental if you rent the property out Select Primary for your permanent residence Select Second Home for your vacation home Select Rental Property if you rent it out
means the use or intended use of a building or part thereof for the shelter or support of persons, animals or property (Ontario Fire Code 1996)
- In insurance, this term refers to the type and character of the use of property in question
The act of taking or holding possession; possession; occupation
an act of being a tenant or occupant
In insurance, this term refers to the type and character of the use of property in question
This refers to the type or character of use of the property in question The type of occupancy has a bearing on its desirability and also effects the rate for the policy
This refers to the use of property A home, for example, may have a real estate office in it This dwelling would then have a "business occupancy " Occupancy plays a very important part in computing rates and determining the acceptance or rejection of risks
The use of a property as a full time residence, either by the title holder (owner occupancy) or by another party through a formal agreement (rental)
Occupancy is the act of holding possession of property or premises The term implies the use of the building for the purposes described in the policy, and no other An occupied building has furnishings and/or people in it
Occupancy is the act of using a room, building, or area of land, usually for a fixed period of time. Hotel occupancy has been as low as 40% = occupation
The use of a property as a full-time residence, either by the title holder (owner-occupancy) or by another party through a formal agreement (rental)
In general, a condition affecting the desirability of property policies
Any act of possession
Property insurance rates reflect the way the property is used In general, "owner occupied" homeowner policies are less expensive than "non-owner occupied" policies
Also referred to as agent utilization The percentage of time agents handle calls versus wait for calls to arrive For a half-hour, the calculation is: (call volume x average handling time in seconds) / (number of agents x 1800 seconds) See Adherence to Schedule
{i} act of occupying; state of being an occupant; period of residence; act of taking possession (Law); right of possession
Possession and use of property as owner or tenant
The number of persons, including driver and passenger(s) in a vehicle
Residing in or using real estate
The number or type of people intended to use the structure or building that will determine the rating by the Uniform Building Code for occupancy Occupancy rating will determine the group code, in turn dictating fire codes and occupancy separation
Percent of time a given section of roadway is occupied

Related Terms

occupancy rate
the percentage of all rental units (as in hotels) are occupied or rented at a given time
high occupancy vehicle
Alternative spelling of high-occupancy vehicle
high-occupancy vehicle
More specifically, a vehicle carrying passengers who number over a certain threshold (for instance, at least two passengers)
high-occupancy vehicle
A vehicle with a large number of persons in it
High-Occupancy Vehicle Lane
(Nakliyat, Lojistik) In transportation engineering and transportation planning, a high-occupancy vehicle lane (or HOV lane) is a lane reserved for vehicles with a driver and one or more passengers. They are also known as carpool lanes, commuter lanes, diamond lanes and transit lanes
certificate of occupancy
(Mimarlık) A certificate issued by a local authority indicating that a building meets building-code requirements
high occupancy vehicle
A "carpool" or vehicle occupied by two or more persons
high occupancy vehicle
{i} HOV, vehicle that can hold two or more passengers (such as a bus, car or van)
high occupancy vehicle
Said of lanes or ramps reserved for vehicles with more than one passenger: car pools, van pools, buses, etc We don't exhaustively cover HOV facilities here, other than to note that separate HOV ramps can lead to very intricate interchanges
high occupancy vehicle
motor vehicles carrying at least two or more occupants including the driver An HOV could be a transit bus, van pool, car pool or any vehicle that meets the minimum occupancy requirements An HOV system is the collective application of physical facilities to support HOV operations, including HOV lanes, park-and-pool lots, and park-and-ride lots
high occupancy vehicle
A vehicle with at least two riders, such as a bus, a taxi, a carpool or a vanpool Also see: carpooling
high occupancy vehicle
(APTA)--Vehicles that can carry two or more persons Examples of high occupancy vehicles are a bus, vanpool and carpool These vehicles sometimes have exclusive traffic lanes called "HOV lanes," "busways," "transitways" or "commuter lanes "
high occupancy vehicle
Motor vehicles carrying at least two or more occupants including the driver An HOV could be a transit bus, vanpool, or any other vehicle that meets the minimum occupancy requirements, usually expressed as either two or more, three or more, etc , persons per vehicle
high occupancy vehicle
(HOV) - Vehicles that can carry more than two persons Examples of high occupancy vehicles are a bus, vanpool and carpool
high occupancy vehicle
Vehicles having more than one occupant Examples include carpools, vanpools, buses, and mini-buses Transportation systems may encourage HOV use by having designated HOV lanes
high occupancy vehicle
A vehicle carrying enough people to be eligible to travel in the HOV or Diamond Lane In Washington, most HOV lanes require two or more vehicle occupants to qualify, although in some areas three occupants are needed
high occupancy vehicle
– a passenger vehicle carrying more than a specified minimum number of passengers, such as an automobile carrying more than one or more than two people HOVs include carpools and vanpool as well as buses
hospital occupancy
occupancy rate for hospitals
hotel occupancy
occupancy rate for hotels
occupancies
plural of occupancy