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What does latency mean?

latency

the state of being not yet evident or active (= rotational latency) (computer science) the time it takes for a specific block of data on a data track to rotate around to the read/write head (= reaction time) the time that elapses between a stimulus and the response to it

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For God sakes, Alvy, even Freud speaks of a latency period!
I never had a latency period.
If you left him alone, maybe he'd break out of this prolonged latency.
Our child is not in latency.
Radiation sickness has a latency period.
There might be a latency factor that we should allow for.
Can you pull up the response latency analysis?
Response latency?
Wave 3 latency is 3.8.
Wave three latency is 3.8.
Uh, latency and amplitude are normal.
Homophobes always have unresolved latency issues.
Antemortem bruising sometimes has a latency period.
What's the lag? Latency at 2.2 seconds.
Even Freud speaks of a latency period.
Well, I never had a latency period.
It's a bit of a guess but, based on the autopsy, if infection starts at T equals zero hours, there's a noncontagious latency period of 14 hours.
Sir, I'm picking up mobile bandwidth low latency transmissions.
We needed our interrogators and our operatives in the field working together in real time, so we removed any latency between the time we received a lead and our ability to act on it.
Is the latency period too short?
One: His periods of latency are shorter.
I'm 43, a little late for latency.
Latency phase, I heard about that.
There may be a factor in the latency we should take into account.
Look, Richard, we're about precision, about shaving yoctoseconds off latency at every layer in the stack.

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