Definition of runtime in English:

runtime

nounˈrʌntʌɪmˈrəntaɪm

1The time that a film or DVD lasts.
a thriller that is so well paced it seems a lot shorter than its three-hour runtime
Example sentencesExamples
- I can't recall the last film I saw where the lead spent the majority of the runtime screaming her head off.
- But the film is badly let down by its third act and could have done with shaving a good half an hour off its running time.
- Both movies are solid films, ones that will entertain and enchant for their entire running time.
- Alec disappears for half of the running time =, only to play an important role in the film's conclusion.
- This has no relevance to the movie, but it's more interesting than anything that happens for the last half hour of the runtime.
- It devotes the first half of its running time to the rehearsals, leaving a mere 45 minutes to cover a show that contains a solid 90 minutes worth of music.
- Now, with so much more running time, that heart often gets lost in the humor.
- It could also do with lifting that film's concise 72-minute running time.
- With a running time of 163 minutes, watching Watchmen seems like hard work.
- It has an unstoppable forward momentum and a running time as lean as an Anthony Mann western from the 1950s.
- For most of its running time, Cradle 2 the Grave is a fun little crime action movie.
- Nothing about him is explained at all, in fact, and many of the characters in the film prove to be completely useless and exist only to eat up running time.
- It's action sequences, basically 2 hrs of its 2 hr. 45 min running time, are bravura for sure.
- This repetitiveness makes even the relatively short 20-minute running time of each episode a real slog.
- A lot of the running time is taken up by grainy war footage shot under less than ideal circumstances.
- The disc case lists the runtime at 150 minutes, which is misleading.
- That philosophy doubtless is part of the problem with Rose Red: it's a two-hour movie padded to more than four hours of running time.
- The collection will have a running time of 286 minutes, which would account for 13 22-minute episodes.
- With so many different characters and plot elements stuffed into the film's lean 85-minute runtime, there's a danger of losing viewers.
- For those who manage to endure the movie's too-long running time, there are some small pleasures.
2Computing
The length of time a program takes to run.
the device uses undisclosed proprietary technology to reduce report run-times
Example sentencesExamples
- New, much more aggressive models are needed, and unfortunately we will pay a heavy penalty in run-times and convergence.
- Further, heuristical simplifications are described to reduce run-times for the optimization process.
- Many instructors use program run-times to illustrate and reinforce algorithm complexity concepts.
- Operations and maintenance savings can result from improved performance of systems, reduced run-time and decreased maintenance costs.
- The algorithm run-time increases in polynomial time, and so the problem is called ‘P-type’.
1. 2.1 The time at or during which a program is run.
  files whose names are only known at run-time
  Example sentencesExamples
  At run-time, an in-memory representation of the structured data type is generated using information conveyed in the parse trees.
  In contrast, an OODB allows for late binding of data types or binding of data types at run-time.
  Content can be customized at run-time using an XML description of the client, user settings, and content structure.
  Once the first preprocessing step is complete, the second step may be executed at run-time, while a user is inspecting, or visualizing, the input.
  Given the architecture's dynamic reconfigurability, objects with different operation cycles can be instantiated at run-time.
2. 2.2 A cut-down version of a program that can be run but not changed.
  you can distribute the runtime to your colleagues
  Example sentencesExamples
  Hence, the New Reality Run-time is a run-time that optimizes for REST and Scripts.
  He is co-author of C# and the accompanying (but usually ignored) common run-time: Microsoft's version of a JVM.
  Plaintiffs indicate that he will testify that he was able to run and test various applications on these embedded run-times.
  The big iron guys don't want the Microsoft run-time to run well natively on their servers, so it will forever be relegated to edge tasks.
  Mono is a run-time and C# compiler, but the team has included just-in-time support an IDE, and intriguingly, both a Visual Basic runtime and a Java VM.

adjectiveˈrʌntʌɪmˈrəntaɪm

(of software) in a reduced version that can be run but not changed.
Example sentencesExamples
- Windows Rights Manager ‘individualizes the critical components of each run-time client.’
- Because the development platform is also the run-time engine, you can use the database widget in real time to manage databases as you develop an application.
- This job starts the local area multicomputer software, which is a user-level, dæmon-based run-time environment.
- What the company is releasing is source code for the database of automated solutions, the tools to develop solutions, and the run-time version of the symptom and detection engine.
- He spent a lot of time trying to force me to answer a question about how long it would take to download a JRE [Java run-time environment] using DSL or cable broadband.

Definition of runtime in US English:

runtime

nounˈrəntaɪmˈrəntīm

1The time that a film or DVD lasts.
a thriller that is so well paced it seems a lot shorter than its three-hour runtime
2Computing
The length of time a program takes to run.
Example sentencesExamples
- The algorithm run-time increases in polynomial time, and so the problem is called ‘P-type’.
- New, much more aggressive models are needed, and unfortunately we will pay a heavy penalty in run-times and convergence.
- Further, heuristical simplifications are described to reduce run-times for the optimization process.
- Operations and maintenance savings can result from improved performance of systems, reduced run-time and decreased maintenance costs.
- Many instructors use program run-times to illustrate and reinforce algorithm complexity concepts.
1. 2.1 The time at or during which a program is run.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Content can be customized at run-time using an XML description of the client, user settings, and content structure.
  Given the architecture's dynamic reconfigurability, objects with different operation cycles can be instantiated at run-time.
  At run-time, an in-memory representation of the structured data type is generated using information conveyed in the parse trees.
  Once the first preprocessing step is complete, the second step may be executed at run-time, while a user is inspecting, or visualizing, the input.
  In contrast, an OODB allows for late binding of data types or binding of data types at run-time.
2. 2.2 A cut-down version of a program that can be run but not changed.
  you can distribute the runtime to your colleagues
  Example sentencesExamples
  Hence, the New Reality Run-time is a run-time that optimizes for REST and Scripts.
  The big iron guys don't want the Microsoft run-time to run well natively on their servers, so it will forever be relegated to edge tasks.
  Mono is a run-time and C# compiler, but the team has included just-in-time support an IDE, and intriguingly, both a Visual Basic runtime and a Java VM.
  He is co-author of C# and the accompanying (but usually ignored) common run-time: Microsoft's version of a JVM.
  Plaintiffs indicate that he will testify that he was able to run and test various applications on these embedded run-times.

adjectiveˈrəntaɪmˈrəntīm

(of software) in a reduced version that can be run but not changed.
Example sentencesExamples
- Windows Rights Manager ‘individualizes the critical components of each run-time client.’
- Because the development platform is also the run-time engine, you can use the database widget in real time to manage databases as you develop an application.
- This job starts the local area multicomputer software, which is a user-level, dæmon-based run-time environment.
- He spent a lot of time trying to force me to answer a question about how long it would take to download a JRE [Java run-time environment] using DSL or cable broadband.
- What the company is releasing is source code for the database of automated solutions, the tools to develop solutions, and the run-time version of the symptom and detection engine.

单词	runtime
释义	Definition of runtime in English: runtime nounˈrʌntʌɪmˈrəntaɪm 1The time that a film or DVD lasts. a thriller that is so well paced it seems a lot shorter than its three-hour runtime Example sentencesExamples I can't recall the last film I saw where the lead spent the majority of the runtime screaming her head off. But the film is badly let down by its third act and could have done with shaving a good half an hour off its running time. Both movies are solid films, ones that will entertain and enchant for their entire running time. Alec disappears for half of the running time =, only to play an important role in the film's conclusion. This has no relevance to the movie, but it's more interesting than anything that happens for the last half hour of the runtime. It devotes the first half of its running time to the rehearsals, leaving a mere 45 minutes to cover a show that contains a solid 90 minutes worth of music. Now, with so much more running time, that heart often gets lost in the humor. It could also do with lifting that film's concise 72-minute running time. With a running time of 163 minutes, watching Watchmen seems like hard work. It has an unstoppable forward momentum and a running time as lean as an Anthony Mann western from the 1950s. For most of its running time, Cradle 2 the Grave is a fun little crime action movie. Nothing about him is explained at all, in fact, and many of the characters in the film prove to be completely useless and exist only to eat up running time. It's action sequences, basically 2 hrs of its 2 hr. 45 min running time, are bravura for sure. This repetitiveness makes even the relatively short 20-minute running time of each episode a real slog. A lot of the running time is taken up by grainy war footage shot under less than ideal circumstances. The disc case lists the runtime at 150 minutes, which is misleading. That philosophy doubtless is part of the problem with Rose Red: it's a two-hour movie padded to more than four hours of running time. The collection will have a running time of 286 minutes, which would account for 13 22-minute episodes. With so many different characters and plot elements stuffed into the film's lean 85-minute runtime, there's a danger of losing viewers. For those who manage to endure the movie's too-long running time, there are some small pleasures. 2Computing The length of time a program takes to run. the device uses undisclosed proprietary technology to reduce report run-times Example sentencesExamples New, much more aggressive models are needed, and unfortunately we will pay a heavy penalty in run-times and convergence. Further, heuristical simplifications are described to reduce run-times for the optimization process. Many instructors use program run-times to illustrate and reinforce algorithm complexity concepts. Operations and maintenance savings can result from improved performance of systems, reduced run-time and decreased maintenance costs. The algorithm run-time increases in polynomial time, and so the problem is called ‘P-type’. 2.1 The time at or during which a program is run. files whose names are only known at run-time Example sentencesExamples At run-time, an in-memory representation of the structured data type is generated using information conveyed in the parse trees. In contrast, an OODB allows for late binding of data types or binding of data types at run-time. Content can be customized at run-time using an XML description of the client, user settings, and content structure. Once the first preprocessing step is complete, the second step may be executed at run-time, while a user is inspecting, or visualizing, the input. Given the architecture's dynamic reconfigurability, objects with different operation cycles can be instantiated at run-time. 2.2 A cut-down version of a program that can be run but not changed. you can distribute the runtime to your colleagues Example sentencesExamples Hence, the New Reality Run-time is a run-time that optimizes for REST and Scripts. He is co-author of C# and the accompanying (but usually ignored) common run-time: Microsoft's version of a JVM. Plaintiffs indicate that he will testify that he was able to run and test various applications on these embedded run-times. The big iron guys don't want the Microsoft run-time to run well natively on their servers, so it will forever be relegated to edge tasks. Mono is a run-time and C# compiler, but the team has included just-in-time support an IDE, and intriguingly, both a Visual Basic runtime and a Java VM. adjectiveˈrʌntʌɪmˈrəntaɪm (of software) in a reduced version that can be run but not changed. Example sentencesExamples Windows Rights Manager ‘individualizes the critical components of each run-time client.’ Because the development platform is also the run-time engine, you can use the database widget in real time to manage databases as you develop an application. This job starts the local area multicomputer software, which is a user-level, dæmon-based run-time environment. What the company is releasing is source code for the database of automated solutions, the tools to develop solutions, and the run-time version of the symptom and detection engine. He spent a lot of time trying to force me to answer a question about how long it would take to download a JRE [Java run-time environment] using DSL or cable broadband. Definition of runtime in US English: runtime nounˈrəntaɪmˈrəntīm 1The time that a film or DVD lasts. a thriller that is so well paced it seems a lot shorter than its three-hour runtime 2Computing The length of time a program takes to run. Example sentencesExamples The algorithm run-time increases in polynomial time, and so the problem is called ‘P-type’. New, much more aggressive models are needed, and unfortunately we will pay a heavy penalty in run-times and convergence. Further, heuristical simplifications are described to reduce run-times for the optimization process. Operations and maintenance savings can result from improved performance of systems, reduced run-time and decreased maintenance costs. Many instructors use program run-times to illustrate and reinforce algorithm complexity concepts. 2.1 The time at or during which a program is run. Example sentencesExamples Content can be customized at run-time using an XML description of the client, user settings, and content structure. Given the architecture's dynamic reconfigurability, objects with different operation cycles can be instantiated at run-time. At run-time, an in-memory representation of the structured data type is generated using information conveyed in the parse trees. Once the first preprocessing step is complete, the second step may be executed at run-time, while a user is inspecting, or visualizing, the input. In contrast, an OODB allows for late binding of data types or binding of data types at run-time. 2.2 A cut-down version of a program that can be run but not changed. you can distribute the runtime to your colleagues Example sentencesExamples Hence, the New Reality Run-time is a run-time that optimizes for REST and Scripts. The big iron guys don't want the Microsoft run-time to run well natively on their servers, so it will forever be relegated to edge tasks. Mono is a run-time and C# compiler, but the team has included just-in-time support an IDE, and intriguingly, both a Visual Basic runtime and a Java VM. He is co-author of C# and the accompanying (but usually ignored) common run-time: Microsoft's version of a JVM. Plaintiffs indicate that he will testify that he was able to run and test various applications on these embedded run-times. adjectiveˈrəntaɪmˈrəntīm (of software) in a reduced version that can be run but not changed. Example sentencesExamples Windows Rights Manager ‘individualizes the critical components of each run-time client.’ Because the development platform is also the run-time engine, you can use the database widget in real time to manage databases as you develop an application. This job starts the local area multicomputer software, which is a user-level, dæmon-based run-time environment. He spent a lot of time trying to force me to answer a question about how long it would take to download a JRE [Java run-time environment] using DSL or cable broadband. What the company is releasing is source code for the database of automated solutions, the tools to develop solutions, and the run-time version of the symptom and detection engine.
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