timestamp , auch: time-stamp

But the timestamp could not be read like a clock.

And that's just to make every single one unique, even though the timestamp would also do it.

The description of the items or events may include a timestamp.

Each revision is associated with a timestamp and the person making the change.

The earliest one and once written, never changed, is the Created at timestamp.

And the timestamp is used to break the tie.

These standard representations are often used to construct timestamp values.

On each timestamp the list of signals that change their value is listed.

According to the timestamp in the corner, it was filmed on 14 March 1998.

The timestamp at the bottom of the screen said ten seventeen.

From this timestamp an average speed is measured and a winner of the race can be found.

So eight times per second this three-byte timestamp is counting up.

It then chooses as its preference a value with the most recent timestamp among those sent.

Be sure to sign and timestamp ( ) the warning.

For example, I only mentioned the longitude, latitude, and timestamp.

Process age can be determined by a timestamp at process creation time.

Every timestamp value is unique and accurately represents an instant in time.

Which is to say a write cannot complete if there are outstanding transactions with an earlier timestamp.

The virus also changes the file's timestamp to the date and time of infection.

They only need to remain in place while the timestamp on the certificate would otherwise show that it's valid.

The time that the file was last modified may be stored as the file's timestamp.

Whenever a transaction starts, it is given a timestamp.

O's position at the label timestamp of partition 0 is (1,5).

Bob only accepts messages for which the timestamp is within a reasonable tolerance.

The payload includes a timestamp of when the message was sent, as well a sequence number.