Sentence examples for milliseconds of each from inspiring English sources

The signal arrived not long after, at 4 50 A.M. local time, passing through the two detectors within seven milliseconds of each other.

Typically the pulse is applied for about 50 60 milliseconds; and the current is measured during the last 17 milliseconds of each pulse.

Table 3 shows the comparison of the average execution times (milliseconds) of each image in the test set at different compression rates.

The CT imaging parameters were X-ray voltage of 80kVp, anode current of 500 µA, an exposure time of 300 350 milliseconds of each of the 360 rotational step.

Second, we calculated a different measure of flickery contact, which is the mean duration (in milliseconds) of each raw data segment.

A histogram of the ISI distribution for the spikes within each cluster is expected to show a refractory period, that is, a dearth of spikes that occur within milliseconds of each other (Hill et al., 2011).

The following settings were used: x-ray voltage of 80 kVp, anode current of 500 µA and an exposure time of 500 milliseconds for each of the 360 rotational steps.

Instead of waiting 100 milliseconds for each part of a web page to load, Amazon Silk can cache most of a webpage in the cloud and deliver all the subparts at since.

You might not expect it from a sport that evolved out of bootleggers racing their moonshine down twisty Appalachian roads, but modern racing teams use computational fluid dynamics simulations, wind tunnels, and the highly technical know-how of engineers to eke milliseconds out of each driver's lap time.

Another way of dividing a communications medium into channels is to allocate each sender a recurring segment of time (a "time slot", for example, 20 milliseconds out of each second), and to allow each sender to send messages only within its own time slot.

Table 3 lists the raw values for the average execution time (in milliseconds) for each of the 5 centrality metrics on the 18 real-world networks.