linebehavior
nounUK /ˈlaɪn.bɪˌheɪ.vjə/
US /ˈlaɪn.bɪˌheɪ.vjɚ/
The way someone acts while waiting in a line.
The teacher praised the class for their good linebehavior at the museum.
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2. The pattern of how a computer program or system handles data arranged in a sequence.
The engineer studied the linebehavior of the sorting routine under heavy load.
3. The way a product moves through an assembly line during manufacturing.
Managers tracked the linebehavior to spot where delays kept happening.
4. The observable conduct of a group standing in formation, such as soldiers or students.
The drill sergeant corrected the recruits' linebehavior before inspection.