How To Use Nanosecond In A Sentence
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The last vestiges of doubt were erased in little more than a nanosecond.
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The sensor can time this journey down to the nanosecond, ESA says, meaning that the instrument is accurate to within two centimetres.
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Within a nanosecond of my reaching the other side, a high speed streamliner coming around a curve passed over those very same tracks at about 100 miles per hour.
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The word that comes to mind is exothermic, the first nanoseconds of an explosion splintering into white-hot fractal fissures.
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A number of time-resolved Laue studies have been performed with time resolutions varying from nanoseconds to milliseconds.
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God forbid that we should think for a nanosecond that he was driven by any thought of principle, ethics, humanity or compassion.
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Gutterman , acknowledged that sometimes police have to make shooting judgments in a " nanosecond, " but added " this was just tunnel vision, contagious shooting.
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He moves on, never wasting a nanosecond.
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The Israeli government under PM Benjamin Netanyahu has not for a nanosecond reduced its commitment to peace.
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Even if you're one of the cranky coots who loathe every nanosecond of the prequel trilogy, Clone Wars still qualifies as top-notch.
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The place was closed down within three nanoseconds.
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Saves me like nanoseconds in time, but still, a nanosecond is a nanosecond.
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In a real circuit, gates take time to switch states (the time is on the order of nanoseconds, but in high-speed computers nanoseconds matter).
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Dan, with all due respect, everyone knows a nanosecond is that magical time between when the locked cardoor leaves your fingertips and the instant your brain realizes that your keys are still in the switch ...
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Looking itself precedes by nanoseconds the convoluted analogic mazes our minds construct.
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Tunable lasers that switch in nanoseconds rather than milliseconds are in prototype.
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This procedure is repeated for several million such time steps, usually spanning just a few nanoseconds in real time.
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Such molecular-scale relaxation processes occur over subnanosecond timescales.
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Clock delay from input to output is 50 nanoseconds maximum and is negative-edge-aligned when synchronized at a multiple or submultiple rate.
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Since we employed multiple trials for each data set, our random number generator was seeded by the computer's clock, and each file in the Monte Carlo series was identified and seeded by increments to the nearest nanosecond.
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The bus operates in nanoseconds, or billionths of a second, because it is electrical.
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The half-life of an isotope can vary in length from nanoseconds to millions or billions of years.
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The phases are well separated in time spanning hundreds of nanoseconds to hundreds of microseconds and the amplitudes contribute more or less equally to the total decay, the slowest phase contributing the least.
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At the last "nanosecond," Derek Parsons said, he looked up.
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In contrast, most current MD simulations for larger realistic systems are usually restricted to a few nanoseconds or picoseconds.
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You're frozen in that second, that nanosecond—even a picosecond, maybe.
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At least one embodiment provides for micromachining with pulsewidths in the range of femtoseconds to nanoseconds.
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They determined that the nanoscale, nanosecond interactions occurring in the scandia-doped cubic film conducted oxygen faster than the yttrium doping in current electrolytes.
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Ram is where the computer holds data while it is processing it, and it can pull data in and out of Ram in as little as 5 nanoseconds (nano = one millionth).
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In a nanosecond, the smile disappeared.
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It took a nanosecond to fall headlong for this place.
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When utilizing the nanosecond impluse applied power, the discharge is the most homogenous and stable.
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‘I can remember every nanosecond of that crash,’ says Neeson, who possesses a soft Antrim brogue and the delivery of a born raconteur.
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Much spunkiness is ephemeral, like slang or pop that goes from cool to cringey in a nanosecond.
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A nanosecond later a small charge would explode, thus releasing the tungsten rod within, which being heavier and harder, would fly into the crew compartment, shatter and fragmentize, quickly wounding, disabling, or simply slaughtering the human beings and any delicate electronic equipment inside.
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A nanosecond later, a buyer would acquire the new corporation in a tax-free stock-for-stock deal.
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When cooled to extremely low temperatures, electromagnets demonstrate an unusual behavior: For the first few nanoseconds after electricity is applied to them, they vibrate.
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Metric prefixes are often used for decimal submultiple units of time interval, such as milliseconds, microseconds and nanoseconds, but larger quantities are usually measured in non-decimal units such as minutes, hours, days, etc., instead of kiloseconds and megaseconds.
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The nanosecond you receive deeply disconcerting news, pay attention to your reaction, and honor your upset.
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Within a matter of nanoseconds I was fending off over-eager hostel touts keen to win my business.
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Unfortunately, in his business, fun can turn to agony in a nanosecond.
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For a nanosecond, Davies admits he was almost fooled.
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For some reason we were off war and on tax cuts in a nanosecond.
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While vibrations of chemical bonds take less than a picosecond, reorientations of protein segments may be observed within nanoseconds, and a transient complete unfolding of the protein may eventually occur within years.
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In fact, code segments and system calls that take less than tens of nanoseconds can be measured without adding any code to an application.
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The arrival of energy at the target is staggered over three hundred nanoseconds, so that the amperage arrives less like a brick wall that would vaporize the plate and more in controllable increments.
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Okay, maybe the chips were fractionally underdone, but we're talking nanoseconds.
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Within nanoseconds, it was packed with droppable names.
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Half a nanosecond is my guess as to what would be a truthful answer.
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Indeed, NASA had a little more than a nanosecond to rest on its laurels.
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These numbers reflect how long in nanoseconds it takes for information to be read from the RAM, it is measured in nanoseconds.
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The molecules you see evolved within the first five nanoseconds.
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The black sphere was getting bigger every nanosecond.
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Antenna-coupled bolometers commonly achieve time responses of 100 nanoseconds, with shorter times possible depending upon the thermal isolation of the sensor element.
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Neither was he trapped nor did they fool him for a nanosecond.
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These emails squatted at Anaheim server cluster a nanosecond.
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A comparison of hydration patterns during the second and third nanoseconds showed no further change, compared to the first nanosecond.
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Some scientists now say GMT should be replaced by International Atomic Time - computed outside Paris - because new technologies have allowed atomic time to tick away with down-to-the-nanosecond accuracy.
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V Because the core of a fully-functioning tower maintains an isochronic/isotemporal barrier of approximately 1,000 nanoseconds, this temporal "dislocation" effectively provides not only the points of energy polarity which generate the raw power, as described above, and an insulation from the local temporality, but what can also be loosely described as a recharge impact on local spatio-temporal random-amplitude "chaotic" energy events ....
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Not for one nanosecond did he believe that she would let him down.
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My passport takes just a nanosecond to get a green light.
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In a recent simulation study, pores were created by applied tension and it was shown that - at least under tension - they remained stable over several tens of nanoseconds.
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But stabilize the matter-antimatter mix into a substance called positronium — as a couple of UC Riverside physicists did for a record-breaking 100 nanoseconds — and you're on your way to turning that jolt into a focused, ultrapowerful laser.
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Second, no fusion event has been observed with a fusion time between 350 nanoseconds and 2 microseconds.
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Stanley's poetry is always lush, frequently visionary, and sometimes sublime: It lights upon existential nanoseconds without affixing itself so doggedly to any one natural phenomenon that the presence and significance of the human is diminished a claim sometimes leveled against younger poets working in the New Minimalism, a kissing cousin of Slow Poetry.
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Sometimes my sarcasm/irony-reader goes a little kerflooey, so forgive me for even contemplating for a nanosecond the idea that this may possibly maybe be real.
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But even before you notice that an avalanche is racing towards you, the motion detectors built into your Life Bags Xtreme® automatically trigger rapid inflation so that in nanoseconds you are enveloped in a protective bubble stocked with supplies to last weeks.
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** Though a nanosecond has a technical definition as a millionth of a second, PT has always been partial to the folk definition: A nanosecond is the length of time between when the light in front of you goes green and the car behind you honks its horn.
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Using the computer's clock, each file (composed of n random values) was individually labeled in nanoseconds at the moment it was generated.
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The second limitation is the nanosecond timescale of the simulations.
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I swerved at the last nanosecond and almost pitched myself ass over teakettle.
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Typically, the anisotropy decays of nanosecond decay time fluorophores are used to study the order and dynamics of the acyl side chain regions.
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Tunable lasers that switch in nanoseconds rather than milliseconds are in prototype.
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A clock suggests that you're hardworking and pay attention to small details unless, of course, you're a hopeless clock-watcher plotting your escape one nanosecond after 5 p.m.
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But stabilize the matter-antimatter mix into a substance called positronium — as a couple of UC Riverside physicists did for a record-breaking 100 nanoseconds — and you're on your way to turning that jolt into a focused, ultrapowerful laser.
WTF?! The Positronium Superlaser Is Almost Complete. Muh-ha-ha-ha!
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Lucky for me I don't have to waste even one more frustrated nanosecond trying to find the inspiration to refute his sterile sociological effusion.
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He professed no alarm about bad news from Iraq, saying that recent trends (such as a spike in killings) were just a 'nanosecond' in historical terms.
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The archives will be shipped with a full-scale reproduction of Mailer's ego for articulate Third Wave feminists to whittle down in a nanosecond.
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Bob withdrew, and a good thing too, as in seconds, maybe nanoseconds, a burst of automatic fire came hurtling his way to spall off the hood and spray randomly into the air, chewing up metallic debris, paint dust, and friction-driven sparks.
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If you do the same math for PC 100, you get eight bytes running parallel every 10 nanoseconds for about 80 nanoseconds.
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But don't waste half a nanosecond worrying about what the neighbors think.
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The ionization step needed to create an ultracold plasma is performed using nanosecond laser pulses.
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His team have shown they can transfer charges - in effect change the data - in around 15 nanoseconds. "That's comparable with DRAM speeds," he added.
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This also means one clock cycle takes one billionth of a second, or a nanosecond.
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At each temperature and composition, the system was allowed to equilibrate for at least 1 nanosecond; equilibrium properties were accumulated over simulations of at least 10 nanoseconds.
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The initial collapse is followed by two fast (tens of microseconds and hundreds of nanoseconds) reorganizational phases in which the intermediates sample their environment searching for appropriate native contacts.
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The control circuits take mere nanoseconds to decide how the laser light must be modulated.
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A. the speed of light in a vacuum is about 670,616,629.2 miles per hour or 983,571,056 feet per second, which is about 186,282.397 miles per second, or roughly one foot per nanosecond. the speed of sound?
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Now I'm willing to entertain almost any notion for at least a nanosecond.
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Second, no fusion event has been observed with a fusion time between 350 nanoseconds and 2 microseconds.
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Now, thanks to technology, you type in any postcode on the computer and, bingo, the name of the local MP appears in a nanosecond.
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You know, I mean the problem with fencing is it's all over in a nanosecond.
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Nor do the conspiracy theories deserve a nanosecond's attention.
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Processing a half-season query would take 15 or 20 minutes - something today's desktop computers could do in nanoseconds.
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The woman making the slide presentation at the National Press Club skipped over the data on adolescent males in a nanosecond.
