Sentence examples for user hours from inspiring English sources

More specifically, Dr. Metcalfe predicted what he called a gigalapse, or one billion lost user hours resulting from a severed link -- for instance, a ruptured connection between a service provider and the rest of the Internet, a backhoe's cutting a cable by mistake or the failure of a router.

In August the site logged 5 million "user hours".

We're still breaking records for the number of concurrent users, logins and total user hours.

In fact, Linden Lab's economic statistics from Second Life show that in-world user hours and the volume of virtual land rented by users are both growing.

Or only sporadically, just to be reassured that there still is nothing interesting….If it takes a user hours and hours to sift through a myriad of unwanted junk videos (frankly, that is what is up there right now), just to find ONE video that moderately interests you, then the viewing experience is not much better than going on a file sharing program to dig it out".

The next most expensive, BBC Radio 3, costs 6.3p per user hour, while BBC Radio 2, at 0.5p per user hour, is the cheapest.

More stats… BBC Online reaches 37% of the population each week and therefore costs 8.9 pence per user hour.

BBC1 is its biggest and most expensive service, costing £1.3bn last year (6p per user hour), according to the BBC's last annual report.

BBC2 is the corporation's second most expensive service in terms of cost per user hour, at 8.2p (behind the CBBC children's channel, aimed at six- to 12-year-olds, which cost 15.4p per user hour, a total of £43m).

Yet people love Internet radio, and online music distributors like MusicNet or RealNetworks' Rhapsody will pay one cent per user per play of a song that's 12 cents to 24 cents per user hour to a record company.

The calculated unit cost per service user hour amounted to £86--1.87 times the estimated amount.