Similar words: keep time, from time to time, time after time, time and time again, prime time, up-tick, uptick, estimated time of arrival. Meaning: n. a period of time when something (as a machine or factory) is functioning and available for use.
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1. Some customers need 99% or better uptime from their mainframe computers.
2. As we grow, we face scalability and uptime issues -- which certainly need to be addressed.
3. GEW lamp dimming promise uptime at least 1500 hours, raised productivity and reduces downtime.
4. Thanks to Twitter's awful uptime, the error page sightings became so frequent that Twitter users started to take a shine to the sleeping whale.http://sentencedict.com
5. Develop machine uptime and preventive maintenance performance to meet daily production quality needs.
6. Optimize equipment capability and utilization ( uptime ) to meet operation needs. Equipment on time trouble-shooting and problem solving.
7. A web host - Good customer support is essential. Also check uptime and bandwidth.
8. A desktop or portable system can be left on for weeks, even months, and server uptime can stretch to a year or more.
9. And yet, here I am with a shell prompt on an eight-way multiprocessor system with RAID drives, 32GB of memory (hey, it looks huge to me), and two months of uptime.
10. Key variables of equipment performance and life can be used to predict failure, provide alerts for maintenance action, increase uptime and lower MTTR.
11. This allows us to offer high quality service at low prices, along with 99.9 % uptime.
12. Another tool available once the rwhod daemon is running is ruptime, which returns the loading and uptime information for all servers running rwhod in the local network.
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