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Timing

Information capturing the temporal aspects of events.

Timing data refers to information that captures the temporal aspects of events, processes, or systems. It is commonly used in fields such as computer science, engineering, sports analytics, and scientific research to measure durations, intervals, delays, or synchronization between occurrences.

Etymology

Timing comes from the Middle English 'tyme' meaning 'time, season'.

Explain Like I’m 5

Timing is like knowing when to plant a seed - it's all about getting things done at the right moment.

Fun Facts

Ancient Egyptians used sundials to track time
The term 'timing' is used in various fields, including athletics, music, and computer science
Precise timing is crucial for many technological processes

FAQ

What is timing? It refers to the precise moment an event occurs
Why is timing important? It affects outcomes in many fields, like sports and music
How is timing measured? It can be measured using clocks or other timekeeping devices

Hypernyms — Broader Categories

Time

Hyponyms — Specific Examples

Synchronization Duration Interval

Indexes

data type temporal

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