Sentence examples for one second or less from inspiring English sources
Hilariously, the only mobile web pages that load in one second or less are error pages.
(The guidelines requires pages to load in one second or less and to avoid aggressive pop-up ads).
He says Scalylr is capable of searching a terabyte of data every second and that it can answer an engineering query 96percentt of the time in one second or less.
Merely glancing at someone for one second or less is known as eye dart and conveys insecurity, anxiety or evasion". The next time you're in a meeting or giving a speech, ask a friend to count how long you look at specific individuals and if you visually engage with everyone in the room.
But the entire field was exceptionally close, with the top 19 drivers separated by one second or less.
Bees would sometimes briefly retract their proboscis before resuming the PER; retractions of one second or less were not considered to interrupt the initial PER.
The samples with the 1 μl eluant as template (that is to say only one fiftieth or less of the total DNA on a disc) amplified well while direct amplification on the FTA® punches (with the full load of DNA) was poor or failed resulting in smearing on the gel.
Pulmonary infiltration on chest CT scanning was divided into two categories, one involving one third or less of one lung, and the other involving more than that.
The market cap of a company like Tesla is already bigger than the market cap of Ford, despite only selling one tenth or less of the number of cars.
About one fifth or less of the combined freshman, sophomore, junior, or senior responders considered that exams should always include some questions concerning evolution.
About one third or less of the combined freshman, sophomore, junior, or senior responders did not comment on this issue, and one fifth or less of them admitted to accept evolution but not discuss it openly; note that more PC freshman than their counterparts at RWU believe in creationism but do not discuss it openly (sign test two-tail pairwise comparison P ≤ 0.05).
