Sentence examples similar to in approximately a microsecond from inspiring English sources

24, 25 Both focused shock waves (ESWT) and radial shock waves (RSWT) are characterized by a high positive peak pressure (in mPa), a fast initial rise in pressure (approximately a few microseconds or less), a diffraction-induced tensile wave following the positive pressure amplitude that can generate cavitation, and a short life cycle of approximately 10 20 μseconds.

The stroke then continues its upward propagation, reaching the level of the atmosphere where the temperature is 0 °C (typically at an altitude of 5 km [3 miles] above sea level) in approximately 100 microseconds; the downward-propagating stepped leader traverses the same distance in about 30 milliseconds (thousandths of a second).

A thermostable variant of this protein (G46A/G48A) unfolds with the wild-type rate, but it folds in approximately 20 microseconds making it the fastest-folding protein yet observed.

He was later told that if the worst had happened it would all have been over in a microsecond.

Back and forth it went, oscillating a few times in under a microsecond — long after it should have thermalized.

"Right now, qubits can be faithful for about a microsecond.

Further, DDS output can be digitally modulated in a variety of ways, or changed entirely through computer control in less than a microsecond.

[In a microsecond] Spaghetti.

It can shift at will, in a microsecond.

It would remain an open question, how 40000 tubulins assemble in less than a microsecond (see supporting online materials).

"Alcohol rubs get rid of it in a microsecond".