temporizzata

Temporizzata is an Italian adjective meaning time-controlled, timed, or scheduled. It derives from temporizzare, and it indicates that an action, device, or process occurs at a specific time or after a defined delay. The feminine singular form is temporizzata; masculine singular is temporizzato, feminine plural temporizzate, and masculine plural temporizzati.

Common uses include technical, industrial, and organizational contexts. In automation and electronics, phrases such as alimentazione temporizzata (time-controlled power supply), relè temporizzato (timed relay), and uscita temporizzata (timed output) describe systems that operate according to a timer or delay. In broadcasting, advertising, and event management, campagna temporizzata or pubblicità temporizzata refers to activities scheduled to start or end at particular times. In logistics or service delivery, spedizione temporizzata may denote shipments arranged for a specific time window, while attivazione temporizzata refers to an action activated after a set delay.

The term is often contrasted with instantaneous or continuous operations, emphasizing scheduling, delay, or synchronization with time constraints. In English, temporizzata is typically translated as timed, time-controlled, or scheduled, depending on context.

Related terms include temporizzazione (the act or result of timing or scheduling) and temporizzato (the masculine equivalent adjective). The concept is used across domains where timing, delays, or programmed sequences are relevant, such as automation, communications, and project planning.