uptime
up time

What did he know from social theory and uptime politics?

She has now been in space, Wired, for four uptime years.

This is different than measuring the uptime of a system.

He desperately missed nearly everything about the uptime home he'd lost.

Potentially, this could result in more uptime for the facility.

Overall, our network maintained a service level with over 99 percent uptime.

Chances are very good that their uptime will be better than yours, however.

Uptime is a measure of the time a machine, typically a computer, has been working and available.

One is that the systems are run by third parties and must be relied upon for uptime.

We're also putting a lot of work into features that it takes to make an online service with very high uptime.

Availability is usually expressed as a percentage of uptime in a given year.

Often such organizations look at uptime as a service.

Had she been born uptime rather than down, she'd have been running the government inside two years.

You might've retired uptime a couple of years ago.

In turn this impacts uptime and the costs associated with cooling.

Well, Uptime is a computer magazine supplied entirely on a disk.

But he had done enough work uptime to stop fearing the Near Future.

This was happening now - if that word retains any meaning- uptime, in the future.

For environments were uptime is absolutely critical, it's a useful feature.

But if my years are uptime, I can suck medicine dry."

"You're head's on straight, kid, even if you were stuck in an uptime college for six months.

To get really high uptime, you can't wait for a human to switch out failed parts.

It's simply pointing out that if they wanted to keep us as users, then we were demanding a particular uptime.

Her former life on New Earth grew more vague as uptime passed.

"She got lonely" Had any uptime boys comforted her during that loneliness?