Difference between waiting for millsecond and wait for millisecond multiple

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Here two nice links about your question:
Differences Between "Wait (ms)" and "Wait Until Next ms Multiple"
http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/3efedde4322fef19862567740067f3cc/12b2ea9ad5b265ad86256257004dd8e2?OpenDocument
Software Timed Loops using Wait (ms) and Wait Until Next ms Multiple
http://zone.ni.com/devzone/conceptd.nsf/webmain/E83351E12CD2D50886256B66006E4D15?opendocument
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thanks in advance.

Mahaboob,
This question has been asked before; however, I will give you a real life example.
Imagine you are in a super market and you go to the till to pay by your card, then behind you there are 10 people waiting in queue. You card does not work since you have not supplied the right pin code; there are two option
1- Sleep
2- Wait
1- If you sleep you will lock the till for your self and try to figure out the pin number while the queue behind you increase on the resource (till)
so you are engaging the till and wasting its time and wasting the till machine resource (CPU)
2- you are polite, you move aside and wait so so that others can use the resource (till) until somebody in the queue finishes ( a good person) and give you a shout to tell you come in to the till to process your payment; you wake up and enter the pin number and go out from the super market.
Now when you sleep, the current thread locks the resource so no body can use it and wast the CPU time
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