The phrase "accessing time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to retrieving or utilizing time-related data or information, often in technical or computing scenarios.
Example: "The system is currently accessing time from the server to synchronize the clocks."
Alternatives: "retrieving time" or "obtaining time".
This characteristic helps to reduce the medium accessing time of a long preamble packet, or we can assume, in the ideal case, that a long preamble packet can successfully access the wireless medium after only one back-off.
When s κ ≤ τ f, where τ f is the threshold for forgetting the knowledge on the corresponding hierarchical memory level of κ, κ will be removed from this memory level to a lower level, which has a larger memory space but longer accessing time.
This allows accessing time-scales that vary by five orders of magnitude.
This repository uses a naming convention to identify a dataset (i.e. AHU1), object (i.e. RAT), and chronological association for accessing time-series data.
GPs and policymakers should consider the development of interventions to improve recognition of the less common symptoms of stroke, to ensure that these patients are not delayed in accessing time-dependent treatment in secondary care.
According to Conway and Pleydell-Pearce, individuals access specific autobiographical memories utilising a hierarchical search strategy, accessing life time period knowledge first, then general event knowledge and finally event specific knowledge [ 18].
But watching the Ballet Nacional is like accessing a time machine and being speedily transported to different past eras.
To improve the flexibility and scalability of accessing both time and frequency resources, Monsees et al. [11] and Bockelmann et al. [12] apply the CS-MUD to multicarrier transmissions.
Societal policies in urban planning, the work environment, accessing leisure-time facilities, and many others are probably of great importance in their impact on total sitting time.
In December, Twitter similarly blocked US law enforcement agencies from accessing real-time data via a deal with Dataminr, following pressure from the American Civil Liberties Union.
"The old API was a basic way of accessing real-time 'how many people are online?' style figures," says GoSquared co-founder James Gill.
