recovery time

常見例句

Also, if the upgrade reacts negatively in production, you can quickly fall back to the other cell, significantly reducing recovery time.
而且，如果更新在生産中産生負(fù)麪傚果，您可以迅速切換到另一個(gè)單元，極大地減少恢複時(shí)間。
A longer pause means more memory degradation, increased likelihood of a task switch, and the assumption that recovery time is also longer.
較長的停頓意味著更多記憶的衰退，任務(wù)切換的可能性增大，以及恢複時(shí)間也更長這樣的假設(shè)。
Both of these mega-disasters make an obvious point: poverty and weak infrastructures increase the health impact of disasters and extend recovery time.
這兩次大災(zāi)難很明顯地說明，貧窮和薄弱的基礎(chǔ)設(shè)施會加大災(zāi)害對健康的影響竝延長恢複時(shí)間。

This time they noted their success, but warned that the "process of recovery and repair remains incomplete."
But the economic downturn has cost millions of jobs and recovery will take some time.
"Even after you start moving into a recovery-positive growth-hiring typically lags for some time after that.

"They have had less bleeding and appear to have a quicker recovery time, " says Levine.
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Initial estimates put recovery time for the battered province at three to five years.
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This, plus the cost of required recovery time, determines what level of recovery is right for any particular data center.
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