Sentence examples for msec were presented from inspiring English sources

Following a 5-min acclimatization period, 50 acoustic trials (105 dB; 5 KHz; 40 msec) were presented.

A 97-dB white noise probe lasting 100 msec was presented binaurally via headphones.

As shown in Fig. 2, participants made fewer errors and responded faster for small Chinese numerals (Error rates: Mean  =  13.26%; RTs: Mean  =  600.01 msec) than small Arabic numerals (Error rates: Mean  =  32.23%; RTs: Mean  =  640.22 msec) when they were presented at the parafoveal location, especially for the numerals one, two and three.

One-hundred msec following the presentation of the fixation point, verbal stimuli were presented for 500 msec.

In study 1, vibro-tactile stimuli were presented 33 msec after the light onset, and for a duration of 100 msec.

In studies 2 and 3 the parameters were identical except that vibro-tactile stimuli were presented 233 msec after the light onset.

Cues were presented for 500 msec and the stimulus was presented for 500 msec.

Letters were presented for 500 msec with a fixed interstimulus interval of 1500 msec.

The stimuli were presented for 500 msec, with random interstimulus intervals ranging from 1,200 to 1,400 msec.

Click signals at an intensity of 65 dB hearing level (0.1-msec impulses of alternating polarity) were presented to the right ear through shielded ear phones at rates of 20 Hz/sec and 40 Hz/sec independently (sampling time, 0.01 msec).

Non-target stimuli were presented for 500 msec in the centre of the computer screen with an interval of 100 msec.