uptime

IPA: ʌptˈaɪm

(computing) The period of time a computer has functioned since last requiring a reboot.

Examples of "uptime" in Sentences

The opposite of downtime is uptime.
Didnt know about the uptime project.
It had an operational uptime of about 90%.
And the uptime on nightshade confirms that.
Uptime and availability are not synonymous.
Often such organizations look at uptime as a service.
Any site with such a low uptime really should not be onWikipedia.
It should be noted that uptime and availability are not synonymous.
Their uptime is great (did not experience any major downtime before).
The company promises a 99. 99\% uptime, which is the industry standard.
Availability is usually expressed as a percentage of uptime in a given year.
Current uptime is 10 days and 13 hours; last reboot was for a software security update.
This would once again seem to contradict your assertion and indicate that uptime is important.
But by and large, Amazon has had a good record with its services as far as uptime is concerned.
This gives TOSHIBA's VoIP system users greater reliability and higher call uptime SLA's over the Internet.
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He would take certain stamps and coins uptime and sell them to dealers; he would go downtime with a few aluminum vessels, which were worth more than gold before the Hall process was invented.