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response time

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response time
The time it takes for the computer to comply with a user's request, such as looking up a customer record. See real-time system.
response time [ri′späns ‚tīm]
(computer science)
The delay experienced in time sharing between request and answer, a delay which increases when the number of users on the system increases.
(control systems)
The time required for the output of a control system or element to reach a specified fraction of its new value after application of a step input or disturbance.
(electricity)
The time it takes for the pointer of an electrical or electronic instrument to come to rest at a new value, after the quantity it measures has been abruptly changed.


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Response time and error rate stabilized after pre-test practice.
A WAG spokesperson said: "It is disappointing that the ambulance service failed to meet the response time targets in July, however, plans are in place to improve response times, and the Welsh Ambulance Service NHS trust is working with other NHS colleagues to implement them.
The latest response time figures show more ambulances in South East Wales are reaching critically ill patients within eight minutes.
 
 
 
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