Sentence examples for switchover time from inspiring English sources

The high reliability of such a system is only possible under a redundant communication network which has a zero switchover time.

The switchover time from standby state to operating or from repair to standby state is negligible and assumed to be perfect.

These new Toshiba screens, made specifically for shutter glasses, have improved switchover time between open and shut, and block more light when shut to boot.

Driven by the Olympus real-time controller, the cellFRAP system achieves an unrivaled short switchover time of only 200 µs between bleach and postbleach acquisition, ensuring detection of the most valuable initial sample response after stimulation.

In case of failure of any machine, the switchover time of the standby machine (if available) from standby state to operating state of the machines is considered to be instantaneous.

This was an important consideration with older computers that were sensitive to switchover times; it is less of a problem with newer PC's.

That switchover can be time consuming compared to staying seated and sharing your workspace".

Channel 4 has predicted it will have a funding gap of £100m a year by the time digital switchover is complete in 2012.

The Channel 4 chairman, Luke Johnson, today also called on the government to agree new forms of funding support for the broadcaster to replace the gifted analogue spectrum it currently receives, which he said will be valueless by the time digital switchover is completed in 2012.

But the proper switchover will take more time — two years, NBC says.

There is a target to do analogue switchover in just two years' time," Hardie said.