Sentence examples for ms per second from inspiring English sources

Noise power is further reduced with a 50 ps time gate filter leading to an available detection time of 50 ms per second.

The fatigability of the muscles was tested by stimulating the nerve at 40 Hz for 250 ms per second for 180 seconds.

Experiments were acquired under continuous excitation (561 nm laser, 5 kW/cm on the sample) and pulsed activation (405 nm laser, 1 pulse of 10 ms per second, 0.01 kW/cm during the pulse on the sample).

Its average discharge is about 25,000 cubic feet (700 cubic m) per second.

The river's average discharge is about 10,000 cubic feet (300 cubic m) per second, but it has been known to reach 250,000 cubic feet (7,100 cubic m) per second or more at times of flood.

The Diamantina's average annual discharge at Birdsville is 890 cubic feet (25 cubic m) per second, ranging from 50,000 cubic feet (1,400 cubic m) per second in flood to nothing in dry years.

Recall that the first encoding, limited by the channel capacity of 10 characters per second, would transmit five characters from M per second, irrespective of the message.

The Northern Dvina is primarily fed by melting snow, which brings a marked maximum flow of 700,000 cubic feet (19,800 cubic m) per second in the spring.

(75 miles [120 km] above the mouth of the river), the average flow is 30,400 cubic feet (860 cubic m) per second.

It drains a basin some 8,480 square miles (21,960 square km) in area and has a mean annual discharge of 23,000 cubic feet (650 cubic m) per second.

Emerging from the Caribbean Sea, carrying about 880,000,000 cubic feet (25,000,000 cubic m) of water per second, the Florida Current is joined by the Antilles Current, which transports approximately 420,000,000 cubic feet (approximately 11,893,000 cubic m) per second.