at one time
Idioms-
Simultaneously, at the same time, as in All the boys jumped into the pool at one time . For synonyms, see at once , def. 1; at the same time , def. 1.
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Formerly, in the past, as in At one time very few houses in town were on the market .
Example Sentences
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Context windows, or the amount of data an AI model can process at one time, are getting longer, requiring more memory components to support a model’s “working memory” for more complex responses.
From MarketWatch
In 2015, a single pilot successfully controlled 50 drones at one time in a test at the Naval Postgraduate School in California, setting a world record.
The UK had the second largest deployment after the United States - with the number of troops it had in the country at one time peaking at about 11,000 in 2011.
From BBC
As large language models get longer context windows, or the amount of data they can process at one time, HBM has become “a critical enabler of the AI platform shift,” Naji said.
From MarketWatch
Whether that means at one time or over time in temporary housing has not been made clear.
From Los Angeles Times
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