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latency Latency is the time it takes for a package or packet of data to move across a network connection.
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latency The time taken to service a request or deliver a message which is independent of the size or nature of the operation. The latency of a message passing system is the minimum time to deliver a message, even one of zero length that does not have to leave the source processor. The latency of a file system is the time required to decode and execute a null operation.
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latency stage Freudian term that describes the stage of psychosexual development in which sexual motivations fade in importance and the child becomes more concerned with developing skills and other activities.
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latency period the time between exposure and the development of symptoms.
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latency In a computer system, latency is often used to describe any delay or the time it takes for a response.
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