Sisseväljalülitumiseni

Sisseväljalülitumiseni, meaning "until switching on and off" or "until activation and deactivation" in Estonian, is a conceptual phrase used to describe a state or process that persists from the moment it is initiated until it is intentionally stopped. It signifies a continuous period of operation or existence that is not self-terminating but relies on external control to cease. This can apply to a wide range of situations, from mechanical devices and software processes to abstract states or conditions.

In a technical context, sisseväljalülitumiseni often refers to the operational lifespan of a system or component between its startup and shutdown. For example, a server might be running sisseväljalülitumiseni, meaning it remains active and accessible until a manual command is issued to turn it off. Similarly, a software program might be designed to operate sisseväljalülitumiseni, performing its designated tasks continuously until the user decides to exit the application.

Beyond technology, the phrase can also describe a more general state of being. A project might be in progress sisseväljalülitumiseni, implying it will continue until a specific goal is reached or a decision is made to abandon it. It highlights the dependence on an external agent for its conclusion. The core idea is that the state or process is active and ongoing by default, awaiting a deliberate action to bring it to an end.