Sentence examples for milliseconds in duration from inspiring English sources

Event (III) is milliseconds in duration and has two levels, suggesting transient adherence of two hybridized molecules to the sides of the nanopore walls.

All auditory, visual or auditory-visual standard stimuli were 500 milliseconds in duration.

A single spike was defined as a sharp discharge at least twice the background amplitude and <100 milliseconds in duration.

Molossids and vepsertilionids emit biosonar signals through their mouths, producing calls that sweep downwards in frequency, often over an octave or more, are usually only a few milliseconds in duration, with more energy put into the lower frequencies of the sweep (Simmons et al., 1979; Schnitzler and Kalko, 2001).

One single intensity (110 mA) of one millisecond in duration was applied, via two electrodes positioned at 5 cm the proximal and distal to measurement point in such a way as not to affect the tendons [ 34].

Besides, it is worth to mention that we observed several hundred milliseconds in the duration time of translocation events.

The difference between the standard and the comparisons was ±10, ±20 ±40 milliseconds in the duration task and ±1, ±2 ±4 Hz in the frequency task.

Recently it has been discovered that such patterned activations arise during UP states, multineuronal depolarizations lasting between 500 milliseconds and 3 seconds in duration.

Non-probe stimuli were presented for 1000 ms followed by a fixation cross which varied in duration from 900 2300 milliseconds (mean duration 1500 ms).

We measured: the percentage of correct responses in FPT, DPT and DDT; the minimal detected gap duration (in milliseconds) in GDT; the minimal SNR for 50% correct word recognition in aSPN.

The latter effect is clearly smaller in duration (possibly a few tens of milliseconds) than the former (several hundreds of milliseconds), and might have been missed if a large time window had been chosen for analysis.