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Not really. For example, a Rogue can only make 1 Sneak Attack on his turn but, if given another opportunity to attack before his next turn, which may the same or a different round, he can Sneak Attack again. Think of a round like in a boxing match where everyone acts in the same round but the slower (lower initiative) fighter may not have acted yet because it is not yet his turn.
In terms of time span, yes, since it's assumed all turns happen simultaneously. 6s either way.