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execution time

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execution time
The time in which a single instruction is executed. It makes up the last half of the instruction cycle.
execution time [‚ek·sə′kyü·shən ‚tīm]
(computer science)
The time during which actual work, such as addition or multiplication, is carried out in the execution of a computer instruction.


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as fewer by 50% - and that without compromising on the quality of work and execution time.
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