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Latency
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latence
a state where a quality or trait exists but is not actively expressed at the moment
Exemples
In education, a student 's talent might have latency, becoming more apparent as they progress through advanced coursework.
Dans l'éducation, le talent d'un étudiant peut avoir une latence, devenant plus apparent à mesure qu'il progresse dans des cours avancés.
Though she worked as part of a team, her natural leadership abilities remained in latency until she was given the opportunity to lead a project.
Bien qu'elle ait travaillé en équipe, ses capacités naturelles de leadership sont restées en latence jusqu'à ce qu'elle ait l'occasion de diriger un projet.
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latence
the time interval between the presentation of a stimulus and the observable response to it
Exemples
The experiment measured the latency of a reflex action.
The latency of the reflex was shorter in younger participants.
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(in computer science) the time required for a specific block of data on a storage medium to reach the read and write head
Exemples
The hard drive has a latency of 8 milliseconds per read.
Network latency can affect the performance of online games.
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