Session definition

The part of a year or of a day during which a school holds classes.

The definition of a session is a meeting, series of meetings or school term.

A meeting of a legislative or judicial body for the purpose of transacting business.

A series of such meetings.

A period of time devoted to a specific activity.

A school term.

The sitting together or meeting of a group; assembly, as of a court, legislature, council, etc.

The term or duration of time that is taken by such a series of meetings.

A period of activity of any kind.

A continuous, day-to-day series of such meetings.

A day when school is open for classes.

The number of hours within a day that a given body is performing its duties; a meeting of a court or a legislative body for the purpose of performing its business.

Referring to a period of time during which there is a logical association, i.e., communication, between two or more stations, terminals, or systems. A session may be established through a log-on procedure and terminated by a log-off procedure. A network administrator might limit the duration of a session, at the expiration of which time the session will be timed-out, or involuntarily terminated, in order to ensure that network and system resources are shared fairly among the universe of active users. A session also may time out if no activity is detected for a predetermined period of time.

The governing body of a Presbyterian church, consisting of the minister and elders.

The term or period of such a meeting or meetings.