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In Fig. 13A, snapshots of the original video sequence, the reconstructed video sequence and the error are shown (see also Supplementary Video S2) The SNR of the reconstructed video was 48.85 [dB] (the first and last 20 milliseconds were removed from the SNR calculation due to boundary conditions).

Each of the 48 interest areas' semiopaque overlays were removed one at a time every 540 milliseconds.

We conclude that the fluorescence loss reflects cleavage of the APP construct C-terminal to the pHluorin tag and subsequent loss into the extracellular medium; in a perfused cell culture system, such as ours, secreted molecules or peptides will be removed in milliseconds from the synaptic cleft.

On repolarisation, the inactivation is removed within milliseconds, revealing a large tail current which decays with a relatively slow kinetics, since the deactivation process is about two orders of magnitude slower than recovery from inactivation (for details on hERG1/hELK2 in cell lines and tumours, see Faravelli et al, 1996; Becchetti et al, 2002).

This change takes place within milliseconds and it is reversible once the electrical potential is removed.

The long luminescence lifetimes of lanthanide complexes, typically in the millisecond range for EuIII and TbIII, enable facile time-gating experiments whereby the background autofluorescence of the sample is removed.

For the Go/No-Go and Flanker tasks, trials with reaction times occurring outside of a 200 1300 millisecond window were also removed from analyses.

200 milliseconds is quick.

Six milliseconds is increasingly common.

The last 100 milliseconds is spent playing the shot.

Response time is measured in milliseconds (often written as "ms" on specification sheets), and 8 to 12 milliseconds is typical.