Examples of using Sensitive transactions in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
Unable to conduct time sensitive transactions.
So with time sensitive transactions time synchronisation is pivotal.
Prevent errors in billing systems and time sensitive transactions.
Unable to process time sensitive transactions or communicate securely with other networks.
When there is not precise enough synchronisation then all sorts of errors and problems can occur,particularly with time sensitive transactions.
From debugging, to conducting time sensitive transactions over the internet, accurate time is essential.
Generally time synchronisation is only crucial for networks orfor computers that a take in time sensitive transactions across the internet.
For systems that deal with time sensitive transactions, NTP time synchronisation is even more critical.
In computing, UTC allows computer networks all over the world to synchronise to the same time making possible time sensitive transactions from across the globe.
Applications fail to commence, time sensitive transactions will fail and errors and data loss will become commonplace.
Ensuring all machines on a network are synchronised to the global timescale, UTC(Coordinated Universal Time),otherwise time sensitive transactions with other networks would be impossible.
This is the reason any Internet network that requires time sensitive transactions is connected to a NTP server to receive and distribute an atomic clock time signal.
Computer time synchronization is highly important in modern computer networks, precision andtime synchronization is critical in many applications, particularly time sensitive transactions.
This synchronisation is vital in networks that conduct time sensitive transactions or require high levels of security.
If they didn't, time sensitive transactions such as Internet shopping, online reservations, the stock exchange and even sending an email would be near to impossible.
Data can get lost, errors can go undetected,debugging becomes near impossible and time sensitive transactions can fail if there is no synchronization.
To allow global communication and time sensitive transactions such as the buying of stacks and shares a global timescale, based on the time told by atomic clocks, was developed in 1972.
In a modern global economy time synchronisation is essential for carrying out time sensitive transactions such as booking an airline ticket to bidding on Ebay.
With so many time sensitive transactions conducted across the globe, from banking and commerce to sending emails, the correct and accurate time is vital in preventing errors and ensuring security.
Without NTP it would be impossible to conduct time sensitive transactions such as buying an airline ticket or bidding on Ebay.
UTC is essential in modern industry and technology where computers are synchronised to UTC time,usually through a NTP server(Network Time Protocol)- to allow international time sensitive transactions.
Computers need to not only be synchronized to their network but and time sensitive transactions with other networks, computers or over the Internet also require synchronization.
By utilising a GPS time server an entire computer network can be synchronized to within a few milliseconds of UTC ensuring that all computers are safe, secure andable to deal effectively with time sensitive transactions.
Even if a computer network is not involved in any time sensitive transactions a lack of synchronisation can leave it vulnerable to malicious attacks and can also be susceptible to data loss.
However, when it comes to global communication,having different times all over the world can cause problem particularly if you have to conduct time sensitive transactions such as buying or selling shares.
This doesn't have to be UTC any single time source will do unless the network conducts time sensitive transactions with other networks then UTC becomes crucial otherwise errors may occur and these can vary from emails arriving before they were dispatched to loss of data.
NTP(Network Time Protocol) synchronises networks to a single time source using timestamps to represent the current time of the day,this is essential for time sensitive transactions and many system applications such as email.
Even computer networks that on the face of it do not rely on time sensitive transactions also need to be adequately synchronized as it could be near impossible to track down errors or protect the system from malicious attacks if the timestamps on differ on various machines on the network.
These internal clocks are prone to drift and although for many application this is can be quite adequate, often machines need to work together on a network and if the computers drift at different rates the computers will become out of sync with each other andproblems can arise particularly with time sensitive transactions.
It may seem extreme to use this nanosecond precision to synchronise computer networks too but as many time sensitive transactions are conducted across the internet with such trades as the stock exchange where prices can fall or rise each and every second it can be seen why atomic clocks are used.