Sentence examples for order of a second from inspiring English sources
But Comedy Central's order of a second season, as exciting as it was for Review fans and for Daly, ruined any chance of escape.
On the old platform, Rigetti also noted, the kind of loops you need to run to use the quantum machine for machine learning, for example, had a latency on the order of a second or more.
If we take the specious present to be the (maximal) window through which we are directly aware of change and persistence, then it is plausible to suppose that it is of the order of a second or so.
It was also found that the startup and transient response time of a PEM fuel cell is of the order of a second, which is similar to the simulation results predicted by most models.
The policies to schedule a mixture of elastic and real-time flows (with delay deadlines of the order of a second) have been considered in [30] for narrowband systems, and in [31] for wideband OFDMA systems where the latter assumes that the statistics of the packet arrival process of the real-time flows along with the channel statistics are known.
However, based on the low-pass filtering results it appears that substantial information does exist even when the size of the smoothing window is on the order of a second.
These nanotubes are on the order of a billionth of a meter wide, and about three-millionths of a meter long.
Starkweather realized that short exposures, on the order of a billionth of a second, from a laser could replace the copier's traditional light source.
Like many birds they feed by pecking, but phalaropes peck at water, capturing droplets, on the order of a tenth of an inch in diameter, which can contain tiny crustaceans or other bits of prey.
"A single solar power satellite would deliver power to on the order of a third of humanity not all at the same time, but any of that market could, in principle, be addressed".
Our RF model therefore explains on the order of a third to a half of the variation present in the studied collection of populations.
