end-to-end
- adverb
- /ˈɛnd tu ˈɛnd/
- When they talk about owning the stack from end to end, Bob Mansfield huge part of that.
- end-to-end hike
- miles end to end
- stretched from end to end
Do you find it's hard to watch your film from end to end a number of times?
- Do you find it's hard to watch your film from end to end a number of times?
- It had never been done sort of from end to end before.
- It just is, you know, it's like a football being thrown that goes end to end it it.
- So then in order to really measure the actual response time, we'll call it the end to end system latency as enabled by a particular GPU.
- No, for sure, definitely end to end.
Examples
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The workhorse of the program is an email survey that asks passengers to grade each part of their end-to-end travel experience, starting with making a reservation and continuing on through the end of a flight.
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It had never been done sort of from end to end before.
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And this system took us probably about two years to build from end to end and one thing to originally.
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Can we build systems, and how do we do it that achieve this process end to end in the same way that humans do?
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In the past, I really enjoyed working on projects where we implemented the end-to-end UCD process.
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Operations Center is the solution to integrate all these different data repositories to build out end-to-end views of the important services.
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It is an end-to-end confirmation of the desired action.
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They usually come from a single vendor responsible for the entire end-to-end package.
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CrowdComputing Systems delivers an artificial intelligence software platform to help complete end-to-end business processes by combining the power of the crowd and machines.
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The new software provides a seamless end-to-end solution for managing customer orders.
Synonyms
Completely from the start to the finish
During the whole time from the start
For the whole time, from the beginning to the end
During the whole time of an event from start to finish
Including everything from the beginning to the end
Completely from the beginning to the end
Antonyms
How Complete
Surface Forms
Etymology
End-to-end comes from a simple picture: one end joined 'to' another, so it means going all the way from the start to the finish. A helpful way to remember the adverb sense is to imagine watching a show from the beginning to the very end, so it means 'from the very beginning to the very end'.