endedAt

EndedAt is a term used to describe the final point in a series of events, a transition period, or a measured duration. It is often used in conjunction with "startedAt" to denote the beginning and ending points of a specific interval or period of time. The EndedAt value indicates when a particular activity, process, or measurement ceased to exist, occurred, or was completed.

In various contexts, EndedAt is utilized to document and track timelines, usage statistics, or other metrics that have a clear start and end point. This information can be used to evaluate the effectiveness of a process, measure resource utilization, or monitor the progress of an activity.

One common application of EndedAt is in data analysis and business intelligence, where it serves as a key component in reports and dashboards that require accurate tracking of periods of time. Additionally, it is frequently employed in scenarios where restarts or completion points need to be monitored, such as adherence to deadlines or completion rates.

Changes to the value of EndedAt can have several implications, such as triggering notifications, beginning a new sequence, or triggering transitions to subsequent states. Events that occur "at" the endedAt value or range can also have significant synergies or connections to measurements or evidences at the corresponding value of startedAt. In structural data curation, EndedAt can stand independently as a journal entry annotation or as part of featured recording timelines.

The specific syntax or implementation for specifying the endedAt value in a concrete language depends on the programming model or function being used, such as object-oriented or a synchronous recursion count.