The Slot in Hockey

The slot in hockey refers to a rectangular area between the face-off circles in the offensive zone. However, the term can refer to two different locations in the rink. The low slot is the area directly in front of the goaltender and between the face-off circles, while the high slot is the area in the middle of the ice above the face-off circles. Here are some of the most memorable shots in the sport. Taking a slap shot from the high slot:

The Dialog Engine can recognize multiple words and phrases for the same slot value. For example, the entity value of New York can also have synonyms such as Big Apple, NYC, or Manhattan. To enable this feature, check the Allow Synonyms checkbox next to the slot type value. To add synonyms, type a name in the X-field of the slot type value. Once a synonym is added, the bot will use the name of the utterance to determine whether it is valid or not.

A slot is a grammatical term used to refer to a planned operation of an aircraft. It is often used to refer to a job opening or assignment. For example, a slot in a copy desk belongs to a chief copy editor. Another example is an interior opening in a magazine. In a newspaper, a slot in the copy desk could be the job of the chief copy editor. An airplane occupying a slot is an authorized plane in an airport.