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The phrase "at one second increments" is not correct; it should be "in one-second increments." You can use it when describing a process or measurement that occurs or is divided into intervals of one second.
Example: "The timer counts down in one-second increments, allowing for precise timing during the event."
Alternatives: "in one-second intervals" or "in one-second steps."
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c Exposure time-line analysed using a 60-minute moving window at one second increments.
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Spring semester: equal one-third increments in February, March and April.
Those who wanted to lose the leap second said that the one-second increments were becoming increasingly problematic for a vast range of modern navigational and communication systems, such as sat-nav, financial services, air traffic control and the internet.
%Difference = 100 * Value - Baseline Baseline BIS data were transferred electronically to a computerized record in one-second increments.
These all rely on having a continuous and stable timescale, so adding a somewhat unpredictable, one-second increment can be disruptive.
Fractional shares are sold in increments starting at one-sixteenth of a share in a plane (which provides about 50 hours of annual flying time).
They operated at one-sixth to one-third capacity.
After glucose induction cells were collected over a 12-minute time course in 15 second increments for the first minute and at 30 second increments for the rest of the time course.
Microwave at 30 second increments until just melted.
But the Pentagon issued a stop-work order at the end of 2007 on the second increment as costs continued to rocket upward.
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