Absolute time ordering of all shared accesses matters in
A)sequential consistency
B)casual consistency
C)strict consistency
D)weak consistency

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Strict consistency requires that any read to a variable x returns the value written by the most recent write operation to x, with an absolute global order of all memory operations (reads and writes) that is consistent across all processors in the system. This implies an absolute time ordering of all shared accesses.

Absolute Time Ordering of All Shared Accesses Matters in