Session

Session (Latin sessio of sedere, sit ) is derived from the Latin and common in the English word whose German translation session. In Latin or English embossed areas Session is also common in German, often in the English pronunciation, eg for

One extending over a longer period meeting or session, especially in the Swiss Parliament the autumn, winter, spring and summer session. In this meaning, the word is not pronounced in English.
In the Rhenish carnival the festival period from 11 November to Ash Wednesday the following year (also: carnival season ). In this meaning, the word is not pronounced in English.

Specifically, as an abbreviation for jam sessions in jazz and rock music
In the Irish musical tradition making music together (Gaelic seísiún ), see Session ( Irish Folk ).

Session (conference), usually by a lunch or coffee break limited portion
At various conference formats of so-called " unconferences ", such as the BarCamp or EduCamp, a discussion board.
Session ( measurement): In spatially extended measurement campaigns it is a unit of division into stripe-like overlapping areas.

In the client-server technology, the temporarily existing connection from a client to a server, see Session ( computer science ),
Web Application by a specific session id instance,
In Computer Supported Cooperative Work the temporary coming together of multiple users of a groupware to pursue a common goal,
CDs and DVDs with a closed data area includes one or more tracks, see the session (CD)

BDSM in the area
In the role play area, in particular pen & paper role-playing game
In psychotherapy for a therapy session

Session ( chancel ), the highlighted seat for priest or celebrant in the sanctuary of churches,
A session of an ecclesiastical council.

Session is the stage name of:

Samuel L. Session ( b. 1973 ), Swedish DJ and Producer in the electronic dance music