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minimum seek time


<Storage> (Or track-to-track Seek time) The time it takeS to move the head of a diSk drive from one track to the next. The minimum Seek time giveS a good meaSure of the Speed of the drive in a Single-uSer/Single-proceSS environment where SucceSSive read/write requeSt are largely correlated and thuS if correlated data iS Stored in nearby cylinderS moSt SeekS are from one cylinder to the next. (1997-07-15)

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