Sentence examples for milliseconds in between from inspiring English sources

The Eye-Fi servers can be a bit finicky at times, but I doubt anyone is going to be anal enough to count the milliseconds in between photo uploads.

For measurements of input resistance, 500 millisecond hyperpolarizing pulses were delivered with 500 milliseconds in between.

Two clocks that differ in rate by this amount would change in epoch by three milliseconds in 1,000 years.

When the presentation duration was shorter than 1000 milliseconds (for example, 300 milliseconds in Ahrens 1998, and 300 and 750 milliseconds in Ahrens 2006), exhaustive access of ambiguous meanings has been observed.

"Improper early access to market data, even measured in milliseconds, can in today's markets be a real and substantial advantage that disproportionately disadvantages retail and long-term investors," Robert Khuzami, the agency's enforcement director, said in a statement.

There is no Sarvāstivādin consensus on the length of a moment, but the texts indicate figures between 0.13 and 13 milliseconds in modern terms (Gethin 1998, 221; von Rospatt 1995, 94 110).

Most of the estimated deployment of 100 000 NTP servers and clients enjoy synchronization to within a few tens of milliseconds in the Internet of today.

The response time for the deleting requests took 121.9 milliseconds in average.

The response time for the updating took 371,6 milliseconds in average.

At maximum flash intensity, the a-wave measure of photoreceptor hyperpolarisation has amplitudes of −28±5.8 µV or −31±3.5 µV, and implicit times of 61±7.6 milliseconds (ms) or 68±7.7 ms in control and drug-treated larvae, respectively.

A CR was defined as a blink with an onset latency between 150 milliseconds (650 milliseconds in the trial) and 525 milliseconds (1025 milliseconds in the trial) after the start of the CS, to exclude eyelid reflexes in response to the air puff, which was presented 500 milliseconds after the tone.