Sentence examples for items per second from inspiring English sources

Amazon said 5.5 million products were sold in the UK on Black Friday, an average of 64 items per second.

It expects to top last year's shopping day performance, when more than 5.5 millions items sold, at a rate of around 64 items per second.

The attentional blink phenomenon is the reduced ability to report a second target (T2) after identifying a first target (T1) in a rapid serial visual presentation (RSVP) of stimuli (e.g., letters), which are presented at approximately 10 items per second.

Onanoff-the-shelf GPU, the fastest of our implementations can process over 200 million items per second, which is better than the best known solution based on Field Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGAs) and CPUs.

Five items per second passed through John Lewis's distribution centre during its peak hour as the company processed 18% more parcels than last year over Black Friday and the following weekend.

While more than 5.5 million items were sold at a rate of around 64 items per second on Black Friday in 2014, the online retail giant expects this year to be even better.

For the LNS task, participants are presented with strings of numbers and letters at a rate of one item per second, and afterwards asked to repeat back the numbers in numerical order followed by the letters in alphabetical order.

Two measures of visual capacity, "processing speed" (the number of items processed per second) and the "visual apprehension span" (the maximum number of items that can be recognized in one view), can be modeled within this framework, and these 2 parameters can be assessed for different stimulus types.

Amazon customers ordered 34.4 million items across Prime-eligible countries, the retailer reports, breaking all Black Friday records with 398 items ordered per second.

166: Countries with Zynga players 38,000: Virtual items created per second 60 million: Daily active users 232 million: Monthly active users 2 billion: Minutes of play per day.

The items were presented approximately 1 per second, and the same item never appeared twice in the same sequence.