Sentence examples for milliseconds at a from inspiring English sources

But it's especially true in tennis — perhaps second only to golf — where the athlete is in contact with the ball for mere milliseconds at a time.

But it's especially true in tennis perhaps second only to golf where the athlete is in contact with the ball for mere milliseconds at a time.

First, a thin-film microheater was designed and simulated with an experimentally validated numerical model to demonstrate that it can be used as an alternative energy source to sinter powder particles by reaching a target temperature of 600 °C within milliseconds at a power consumption of 1.2 Watts.

While not fully analogous, if Singapore sovereign wealth fund Temasek holds its equities for, say, 8 years on average while quantitative arbitrage hedge fund Renaissance Technologies holds them for milliseconds at a time, the Temasek capital is more valuable than Renaissance's.

Each session saw Ultrasound (Endomed 982) on the patellar tendon that was pulsed (1 5) for 2 milliseconds at a frequency of 100 Hz and an intensity of 0.5 W/cm2 for 10 min.

The photos were then shown to 149 adults -- 61 of them men -- for 250 milliseconds at a time, during which they were asked to judge each subject on the four traits mentioned above.

Moreover, because the heat in this flash comes in such a short time, there is no time for any cooling to take place, and the temperature of a person's skin can be raised 50 degrees centigrade by the flash of visible and ultra-violet rays in the first millisecond at a distance of 4,000 yards.

PS is therefore a smoothed indicator of the probability that speech is present in the current acoustic scene, not related to the time scales (of milliseconds) at which a voice activity detector would operate.

Words appear for 300 milliseconds one at a time in the centre of the computer screen, followed by a 900 millisecond inter-stimulus interval (ISI).

"When you're driving, your brain is looking to make sense of things, and it's doing it in milliseconds, mainly at a sub-conscious level," says Hollingworth.

We have now models to represent timetables that allow us to answer queries for optimal journeys in a few milliseconds, also at a very large scale.