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You can limit the amount of time an entity spends during the simulation on designated entity paths. Exceeding the limit causes a timeout event and the entity is said to have timed out. The duration of the time limit is called the timeout interval.
You might use timeout events to
Model a protocol that explicitly calls for timeouts.
Implement special routing or other handling of entities that exceed a time limit.
Model entities that represent something perishable.
Identify blocks in which entities wait too long.
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Model electronic system architectures, process flows, and logistics as queuing systems or agent-based systems.
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