direct entry

Language: en

📖 Definitions

  1. The act of entering a place, system, or jurisdiction directly without intermediate stops, transfers, or procedural steps.; A method of accessing a database, network, or facility where users input data or gain access without going through an intermediary interface or verification layer.; Admission to a university or educational institution based on specific qualifications or prior learning, rather than through standard entrance examinations.; A flight or travel route that arrives at a final destination without any layovers or connections.

💬 Examples

  1. Netanyahu faces ongoing legal scrutiny in Israel, leading some analysts to suggest that avoiding direct entry into New York may mitigate exposure to certain judicial actions.

  2. The new security protocol allows for direct entry of biometric data into the central server, bypassing local processing units.

  3. Students with advanced degrees can apply for direct entry into the doctoral program without completing the master's thesis requirement.

  4. We booked a direct entry flight from London to Tokyo to minimize travel time and avoid potential delays during connections.