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 # temporal
 
 
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 Non-blocking, temporal task sequencing. `temporal` does NOT use `setTimeout` or `setInterval`, however there is a cost for using "recursive" `setImmediate` to create an extremely fast, async execution loop. CPU usage is expected to peak when using `temporal`, because the internal ticker needs to execute as fast as possible and as many times per second as possible. It's this speed that allows `temporal` to review the internal schedule for tasks to execute more than once per millisecond, which is needed to create preferential execution cycles for hardware programming.