Sentence examples for milliseconds longer than from inspiring English sources

One hundred years from now, the day will be 2 milliseconds longer than it is now.

The gravitational pull of the moon and related tidal shifts also impose a steady brake on the earth's spin, making the days of 2013 roughly two milliseconds longer than the days of 1900.

One hundred years from now, the day will be 2 milliseconds longer than it is now". I've seen numbers for the Moon's formation from 4 to 4.6 billion years ago.

When the patch color didn't match the arithmetic answer, C took about 100 milliseconds longer than controls, the researchers report in the 27 July issue of Nature.

Pauses after heartbeats are at most 14 milliseconds longer than the typical pause of 400 milliseconds; but many people have such pauses naturally and fewer than 2 in 1,000 Geodon patients risk developing the more serious problem of arrhythmia.

Because our planet wobbles a little on its axis as it spins, it means some days end up being a few milliseconds longer or shorter than others.

The subjects took a longer time -- up to 200 milliseconds longer, on average -- to lie than to tell the truth.

What's more, emotional signals elicited by the larger font size lasted a total of 180 milliseconds longer.

These lifetimes are remarkably shorter than those generally observed for bulk Eu3+-doped luminescent materials, which are in the range of milliseconds, but somewhat longer than that of Ni Eu2O3 composite thin films (<0.015 ms).

The two-dimensional spectro-temporal evolution reveals that the generated narrowband components survive over time scales of several hundred milliseconds, which is much longer than the typical time of flight over the 40 km fibre span.

The impact of such blows lasts for no longer than 30-40 milliseconds and an embedded processor tucked behind the player's armour works out the force of the hit.