Definition of response time in English:

response time

noun

1The length of time taken for a person or system to react to a given stimulus or event.
twenty-four-hour response time on all customer enquiries
Example sentencesExamples
- ‘We think the same people did it both times and on Friday they were testing the response time of the alarm,’ she said.
- He said the chamber was pleased with the action plan set in place by the police to improve the response time to crime reports and increased patrols in the borough.
- Some people complain that the response time of the local squads is too slow.
- The customer will get a better service, and a faster response time because it's not going over a shared network.
- It is all very well the government giving us an eight-minute response time, but that is not in the real world.
- The response time could be quite a lot less for someone who is already in the village.
- As our moderators are volunteers, however, we cannot guarantee a response time.
- The new report suggests that the response time to any fires in homes, or to any life-threatening incident, should be seven minutes wherever it happens.
- It's your decision here that helps shape the quality of the care, the facilities available, and the response time of the providers.
- On the whole, police officers should park legally, but if there aren't any alternatives, then the council wouldn't wish to unduly delay the response time of our emergency services.
- The problem is that in times past, your response time has been less than ideal.
- He explained that the average response time for a call was 50 minutes.
- The target response time for a category B emergency, which includes most road traffic accidents, is within 14 minutes of the call.
- In an emergency after hours, firefighters first have to travel from their homes to the station, adding five minutes or more to their response time at a fire.
- Doing this paperwork in advance could ‘cut off three to six months in your response time.’
- It also appears to affect the neural auditory system by slowing the response time between hearing something and reacting to it.
- The State police are currently working on a GPS-based auto-vehicle tracking system for control rooms to reduce response time while attending a call.
- The company intends to reduce customer response time and sanction loans expeditiously.
- There is an unexpected decrease in the response time of the customer management Web service.
- This way they can remove malicious or simply useless software and improve the overall system response time and stability.
1. 1.1Electronics The time taken for a circuit or measuring device, when subjected to a change in input signal, to change its state by a specified fraction of its total response to that change.
  Example sentencesExamples
  The development of on-chip microfluidics will also be needed to increase response time, especially in biological applications.
  It has a transient response time of 330 milliseconds.
  I measured the response time at these settings since the image is downright unusable at the maximum matrix brightness.
  The response time of IR antenna-coupled tunnel diodes can be in the picosecond range.
  Photodiodes have a fast response time, allowing them to measure pulse shape.

Definition of response time in US English:

response time

nounrəˈspɑns

1The length of time taken for a person or system to react to a given stimulus or event.
twenty-four-hour response time on all customer enquiries
Example sentencesExamples
- It is all very well the government giving us an eight-minute response time, but that is not in the real world.
- The customer will get a better service, and a faster response time because it's not going over a shared network.
- The response time could be quite a lot less for someone who is already in the village.
- He explained that the average response time for a call was 50 minutes.
- Doing this paperwork in advance could ‘cut off three to six months in your response time.’
- On the whole, police officers should park legally, but if there aren't any alternatives, then the council wouldn't wish to unduly delay the response time of our emergency services.
- There is an unexpected decrease in the response time of the customer management Web service.
- ‘We think the same people did it both times and on Friday they were testing the response time of the alarm,’ she said.
- The new report suggests that the response time to any fires in homes, or to any life-threatening incident, should be seven minutes wherever it happens.
- The company intends to reduce customer response time and sanction loans expeditiously.
- This way they can remove malicious or simply useless software and improve the overall system response time and stability.
- The problem is that in times past, your response time has been less than ideal.
- It also appears to affect the neural auditory system by slowing the response time between hearing something and reacting to it.
- As our moderators are volunteers, however, we cannot guarantee a response time.
- He said the chamber was pleased with the action plan set in place by the police to improve the response time to crime reports and increased patrols in the borough.
- Some people complain that the response time of the local squads is too slow.
- The State police are currently working on a GPS-based auto-vehicle tracking system for control rooms to reduce response time while attending a call.
- It's your decision here that helps shape the quality of the care, the facilities available, and the response time of the providers.
- In an emergency after hours, firefighters first have to travel from their homes to the station, adding five minutes or more to their response time at a fire.
- The target response time for a category B emergency, which includes most road traffic accidents, is within 14 minutes of the call.
1. 1.1Electronics The time taken for a circuit or measuring device, when subjected to a change in input signal, to change its state by a specified fraction of its total response to that change.
  Example sentencesExamples
  It has a transient response time of 330 milliseconds.
  The development of on-chip microfluidics will also be needed to increase response time, especially in biological applications.
  I measured the response time at these settings since the image is downright unusable at the maximum matrix brightness.
  The response time of IR antenna-coupled tunnel diodes can be in the picosecond range.
  Photodiodes have a fast response time, allowing them to measure pulse shape.

单词	response time
释义	Definition of response time in English: response time noun 1The length of time taken for a person or system to react to a given stimulus or event. twenty-four-hour response time on all customer enquiries Example sentencesExamples ‘We think the same people did it both times and on Friday they were testing the response time of the alarm,’ she said. He said the chamber was pleased with the action plan set in place by the police to improve the response time to crime reports and increased patrols in the borough. Some people complain that the response time of the local squads is too slow. The customer will get a better service, and a faster response time because it's not going over a shared network. It is all very well the government giving us an eight-minute response time, but that is not in the real world. The response time could be quite a lot less for someone who is already in the village. As our moderators are volunteers, however, we cannot guarantee a response time. The new report suggests that the response time to any fires in homes, or to any life-threatening incident, should be seven minutes wherever it happens. It's your decision here that helps shape the quality of the care, the facilities available, and the response time of the providers. On the whole, police officers should park legally, but if there aren't any alternatives, then the council wouldn't wish to unduly delay the response time of our emergency services. The problem is that in times past, your response time has been less than ideal. He explained that the average response time for a call was 50 minutes. The target response time for a category B emergency, which includes most road traffic accidents, is within 14 minutes of the call. In an emergency after hours, firefighters first have to travel from their homes to the station, adding five minutes or more to their response time at a fire. Doing this paperwork in advance could ‘cut off three to six months in your response time.’ It also appears to affect the neural auditory system by slowing the response time between hearing something and reacting to it. The State police are currently working on a GPS-based auto-vehicle tracking system for control rooms to reduce response time while attending a call. The company intends to reduce customer response time and sanction loans expeditiously. There is an unexpected decrease in the response time of the customer management Web service. This way they can remove malicious or simply useless software and improve the overall system response time and stability. 1.1Electronics The time taken for a circuit or measuring device, when subjected to a change in input signal, to change its state by a specified fraction of its total response to that change. Example sentencesExamples The development of on-chip microfluidics will also be needed to increase response time, especially in biological applications. It has a transient response time of 330 milliseconds. I measured the response time at these settings since the image is downright unusable at the maximum matrix brightness. The response time of IR antenna-coupled tunnel diodes can be in the picosecond range. Photodiodes have a fast response time, allowing them to measure pulse shape. Definition of response time in US English: response time nounrəˈspɑns 1The length of time taken for a person or system to react to a given stimulus or event. twenty-four-hour response time on all customer enquiries Example sentencesExamples It is all very well the government giving us an eight-minute response time, but that is not in the real world. The customer will get a better service, and a faster response time because it's not going over a shared network. The response time could be quite a lot less for someone who is already in the village. He explained that the average response time for a call was 50 minutes. Doing this paperwork in advance could ‘cut off three to six months in your response time.’ On the whole, police officers should park legally, but if there aren't any alternatives, then the council wouldn't wish to unduly delay the response time of our emergency services. There is an unexpected decrease in the response time of the customer management Web service. ‘We think the same people did it both times and on Friday they were testing the response time of the alarm,’ she said. The new report suggests that the response time to any fires in homes, or to any life-threatening incident, should be seven minutes wherever it happens. The company intends to reduce customer response time and sanction loans expeditiously. This way they can remove malicious or simply useless software and improve the overall system response time and stability. The problem is that in times past, your response time has been less than ideal. It also appears to affect the neural auditory system by slowing the response time between hearing something and reacting to it. As our moderators are volunteers, however, we cannot guarantee a response time. He said the chamber was pleased with the action plan set in place by the police to improve the response time to crime reports and increased patrols in the borough. Some people complain that the response time of the local squads is too slow. The State police are currently working on a GPS-based auto-vehicle tracking system for control rooms to reduce response time while attending a call. It's your decision here that helps shape the quality of the care, the facilities available, and the response time of the providers. In an emergency after hours, firefighters first have to travel from their homes to the station, adding five minutes or more to their response time at a fire. The target response time for a category B emergency, which includes most road traffic accidents, is within 14 minutes of the call. 1.1Electronics The time taken for a circuit or measuring device, when subjected to a change in input signal, to change its state by a specified fraction of its total response to that change. Example sentencesExamples It has a transient response time of 330 milliseconds. The development of on-chip microfluidics will also be needed to increase response time, especially in biological applications. I measured the response time at these settings since the image is downright unusable at the maximum matrix brightness. The response time of IR antenna-coupled tunnel diodes can be in the picosecond range. Photodiodes have a fast response time, allowing them to measure pulse shape.
随便看	substantivism substantivist substantivity substantivization substantivize substantivize substantize substate substation substations substellar substituend substituent substituents substitutabilities substitutability substitutability substitutability substitutable substitutable substitute substitute bench substitute broker substitute brokerage substitute coin