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What (who) is LATENTLY - definition
Latently
·adv In a secret or concealed manner; invisibly.
latent
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Latent; Latency (disambiguation); Latent (disambiguation)
¦ adjective existing but not yet developed, manifest, or active: her latent talent.
Derivatives
latency noun
latently adverb
Origin
ME: from L. latent-, latere 'be hidden'.
latency
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Latent; Latency (disambiguation); Latent (disambiguation)
<communications> 1. The time it takes for a packet to cross
a network connection, from sender to receiver.
2. The period of time that a frame is held by a network device
before it is forwarded.
Two of the most important parameters of a communications
channel are its latency, which should be low, and its
bandwidth, which should be high. Latency is particularly
important for a synchronous protocol where each packet
must be acknowledged before the next can be transmitted.
(2000-02-27)
Examples of use of LATENTLY
1. And that dispute became latently thermonuclear while we simply looked on.
2. Public opinion is latently extremely hostile to the Iraq adventure and has been so ever since the battle for Falluja a year ago.
3. Thn vte Lbr on thrsday 4 xtra time.‘ Unsurprisingly, this base appeal to tough–guy, swearing, latently violent pub culture remains more memorable than Tony Blair‘s recent soundbites about cafe culture.
4. If someone asked questions, wondered about the wisdom of endless occupation, the heavy users, the pushers of occupation, derided them, questioned their manhood, called them names like "rachruchi" (softy) or "yefe nefesh" (bleeding heart), a suggestion that one was less than potent, latently homosexual, or both.