Definition of access time in English:

access time

noun

Computing

The time taken to retrieve data from storage.
Example sentencesExamples
- You can pick the RAM that has the best access time for the money, and not what some large computer manufacturer got the best deal on that week.
- When online, access time to data on tape is typically several seconds vs. milliseconds for data on magnetic disk.
- The MK - 2004GAL has a 2MB buffer, spins at 4,200 rpm, and has an average access time of 15 milliseconds.
- New tape drives and MTC storage systems will have innovative features to reduce access time and increase performance.
- The access time of the chips is 1.25 nanoseconds; they are rated to work at 2.0V voltage and at 800 MHz frequency.
- The drive itself is noting out of the ordinary, but its support for Seamless Link, its fast access time, and its fast writing speed all point to a very fast drive that will be able to stop coasters from being created.
- The average access time with both media types is 120 milliseconds.
- Even though the UltraStar 9ZX from IBM is two years old, its access time is still pretty quick.
- Web browsers can then use the local Squid cache server as a proxy HTTP server, reducing access time as well as bandwidth consumption.
- Today we can buy a server with one or more 3GHz CPUs, and a number of disk drives that still get about a 5ms access time.
- Our tests indicated a maximum transfer rate over USB 2.0 of about 5.3MB per second and an average access time of 37 milliseconds.
- First, the access time for the Maxtor is a bit slower.
- This drive housed fifty 24-inch disks, had an access time of 600 milliseconds, and a capacity of 5.0 megabytes.
- The access time is in line with the parallel ATA drive, as it should be.
- We also ran the CPU utilization, access time, and transfer rate inspection tests.
- The next item on the checklist is the performance of the drive, in which the data transfer rate and the access time each play a key role, both of which depend directly or indirectly on the speed of rotation.
- The access time is particularly remarkable, approaching the performance of dedicated CD-ROM drives.
- In addition, at the same rotation speed, they are not any slower than SCSI models in term of data transfer performance or access time.
- Adding additional processors to a shared-memory multiprocessor increases the bus traffic on the system, slowing down memory access time and delaying program execution.
- Hence, data availability is increased and access time is greatly reduced compared to offline and nearline archiving.

Definition of access time in US English:

access time

nounˈakˌses tīmˈækˌsɛs taɪm

Computing

The time taken to retrieve data from storage.
Example sentencesExamples
- We also ran the CPU utilization, access time, and transfer rate inspection tests.
- The access time is in line with the parallel ATA drive, as it should be.
- Our tests indicated a maximum transfer rate over USB 2.0 of about 5.3MB per second and an average access time of 37 milliseconds.
- Hence, data availability is increased and access time is greatly reduced compared to offline and nearline archiving.
- You can pick the RAM that has the best access time for the money, and not what some large computer manufacturer got the best deal on that week.
- When online, access time to data on tape is typically several seconds vs. milliseconds for data on magnetic disk.
- In addition, at the same rotation speed, they are not any slower than SCSI models in term of data transfer performance or access time.
- The drive itself is noting out of the ordinary, but its support for Seamless Link, its fast access time, and its fast writing speed all point to a very fast drive that will be able to stop coasters from being created.
- Even though the UltraStar 9ZX from IBM is two years old, its access time is still pretty quick.
- The next item on the checklist is the performance of the drive, in which the data transfer rate and the access time each play a key role, both of which depend directly or indirectly on the speed of rotation.
- The average access time with both media types is 120 milliseconds.
- Web browsers can then use the local Squid cache server as a proxy HTTP server, reducing access time as well as bandwidth consumption.
- The access time of the chips is 1.25 nanoseconds; they are rated to work at 2.0V voltage and at 800 MHz frequency.
- First, the access time for the Maxtor is a bit slower.
- Today we can buy a server with one or more 3GHz CPUs, and a number of disk drives that still get about a 5ms access time.
- The MK - 2004GAL has a 2MB buffer, spins at 4,200 rpm, and has an average access time of 15 milliseconds.
- The access time is particularly remarkable, approaching the performance of dedicated CD-ROM drives.
- Adding additional processors to a shared-memory multiprocessor increases the bus traffic on the system, slowing down memory access time and delaying program execution.
- This drive housed fifty 24-inch disks, had an access time of 600 milliseconds, and a capacity of 5.0 megabytes.
- New tape drives and MTC storage systems will have innovative features to reduce access time and increase performance.

单词	access time
释义	Definition of access time in English: access time noun Computing The time taken to retrieve data from storage. Example sentencesExamples You can pick the RAM that has the best access time for the money, and not what some large computer manufacturer got the best deal on that week. When online, access time to data on tape is typically several seconds vs. milliseconds for data on magnetic disk. The MK - 2004GAL has a 2MB buffer, spins at 4,200 rpm, and has an average access time of 15 milliseconds. New tape drives and MTC storage systems will have innovative features to reduce access time and increase performance. The access time of the chips is 1.25 nanoseconds; they are rated to work at 2.0V voltage and at 800 MHz frequency. The drive itself is noting out of the ordinary, but its support for Seamless Link, its fast access time, and its fast writing speed all point to a very fast drive that will be able to stop coasters from being created. The average access time with both media types is 120 milliseconds. Even though the UltraStar 9ZX from IBM is two years old, its access time is still pretty quick. Web browsers can then use the local Squid cache server as a proxy HTTP server, reducing access time as well as bandwidth consumption. Today we can buy a server with one or more 3GHz CPUs, and a number of disk drives that still get about a 5ms access time. Our tests indicated a maximum transfer rate over USB 2.0 of about 5.3MB per second and an average access time of 37 milliseconds. First, the access time for the Maxtor is a bit slower. This drive housed fifty 24-inch disks, had an access time of 600 milliseconds, and a capacity of 5.0 megabytes. The access time is in line with the parallel ATA drive, as it should be. We also ran the CPU utilization, access time, and transfer rate inspection tests. The next item on the checklist is the performance of the drive, in which the data transfer rate and the access time each play a key role, both of which depend directly or indirectly on the speed of rotation. The access time is particularly remarkable, approaching the performance of dedicated CD-ROM drives. In addition, at the same rotation speed, they are not any slower than SCSI models in term of data transfer performance or access time. Adding additional processors to a shared-memory multiprocessor increases the bus traffic on the system, slowing down memory access time and delaying program execution. Hence, data availability is increased and access time is greatly reduced compared to offline and nearline archiving. Definition of access time in US English: access time nounˈakˌses tīmˈækˌsɛs taɪm Computing The time taken to retrieve data from storage. Example sentencesExamples We also ran the CPU utilization, access time, and transfer rate inspection tests. The access time is in line with the parallel ATA drive, as it should be. Our tests indicated a maximum transfer rate over USB 2.0 of about 5.3MB per second and an average access time of 37 milliseconds. Hence, data availability is increased and access time is greatly reduced compared to offline and nearline archiving. You can pick the RAM that has the best access time for the money, and not what some large computer manufacturer got the best deal on that week. When online, access time to data on tape is typically several seconds vs. milliseconds for data on magnetic disk. In addition, at the same rotation speed, they are not any slower than SCSI models in term of data transfer performance or access time. The drive itself is noting out of the ordinary, but its support for Seamless Link, its fast access time, and its fast writing speed all point to a very fast drive that will be able to stop coasters from being created. Even though the UltraStar 9ZX from IBM is two years old, its access time is still pretty quick. The next item on the checklist is the performance of the drive, in which the data transfer rate and the access time each play a key role, both of which depend directly or indirectly on the speed of rotation. The average access time with both media types is 120 milliseconds. Web browsers can then use the local Squid cache server as a proxy HTTP server, reducing access time as well as bandwidth consumption. The access time of the chips is 1.25 nanoseconds; they are rated to work at 2.0V voltage and at 800 MHz frequency. First, the access time for the Maxtor is a bit slower. Today we can buy a server with one or more 3GHz CPUs, and a number of disk drives that still get about a 5ms access time. The MK - 2004GAL has a 2MB buffer, spins at 4,200 rpm, and has an average access time of 15 milliseconds. The access time is particularly remarkable, approaching the performance of dedicated CD-ROM drives. Adding additional processors to a shared-memory multiprocessor increases the bus traffic on the system, slowing down memory access time and delaying program execution. This drive housed fifty 24-inch disks, had an access time of 600 milliseconds, and a capacity of 5.0 megabytes. New tape drives and MTC storage systems will have innovative features to reduce access time and increase performance.
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