Sentence examples for the boot up time from inspiring English sources

As promised, the boot up time of the machine is awesome.

More recently, computer makers have been hard at work trying to cut the boot-up time of PCs — minutes of idle time that have become increasingly infuriating.

As it stands now, two things about this the Cr-48 currently standout: the boot-up time and the battery life.

Neglecting the VM boot-up time results in the under-provisioning condition which causes SLAs violation.

On the horizon is M-RAM, or magneto resistive memory, which will remember data after the power is turned off, possibly eliminating the long boot-up time every time a computer is switched on.

Add to that boot-up times that can last several minutes, unexplained "blue screens" and general freezeups, and you've got a recipe for disaster.

Although the reactive auto-scaling systems are easy to understand and use, they suffer from neglecting the virtual machine (VM) boot-up time which is reported to be between 5 and 15 min [3].

The X100 cameras have been stalwart travel and street photography devices, with a 35mm equivalent F/2.0 lens, and this new generation gets a bunch of new features including improved AF with more autofocus points across the sensor, as well as better boot-up time and time between shutter activations.

"Chinese students work very hard and would have to spend two more years in learning in order to reach the same level of a Western intellectual," he said, adding: "The difficulty in learning is analogous to long boot-up time in computer terminology, which means system delay in becoming operational".

It had no boot-up time, powering up instantly at the flip of a switch, and a small liquid-crystal display (LCD) screen that made it look more like an adding machine with a full-sized keyboard.

Boot-Up Time: Zero Seconds.