Sentence examples for second time resolution from inspiring English sources

In these cases we have averaged the data to a 100 second time resolution.

The analysis is made for 12 second time resolution data, since the average values for 4 spin periods (12.2 seconds) are available for the plasma data, ion density, ion temperature and flow velocity measurements.

The RMS noise on the baseline Cyt c signal is ≈0.035µmoles/L with 0.5 second time resolution equivalent to a 0.45% oxidation change in Cyt c.

The laser absorption sensor provided essentially simultaneous species mole fractions with sub-second time resolution, which enabled identification of a wide range of dynamic behaviors.

Tomographic experiments with sub-second time resolution can also provide a look at phenomena in 3D, never observed so far due to lack of adequate methods.

Therefore, for a safety critical component, it is beneficial to be able to follow the progress of cracks in loaded structures and real environments ideally at sub-micron spatial resolution and/or sub-second time resolution.

The continued advancement of X-ray generation and collection mean that it is now possible to obtain high quality data from catalysts under reaction conditions with second/sub-second time resolution.

The Reuven Ramaty High Energy Solar Spectroscopic Imager (RHESSI) is uniquely capable of investigating the Neupert Effec since it covers soft X-rays down to 3 keV (when both attenuators are out of the field of view) and hard X-rays with keV energy resolution, arcsecond-class angular resolution, and sub-second time resolution.

Metrics measuring instances of product promotions and compliance as well as first time resolution (FTR) and average handling time (AHT) are tabulated daily.

Adsorption and interfacial processes were monitored in situ with sub-second time resolution, under continuous flow of sample solution.

Here we present a fast fluorescence in situ hybridization method (fastFISH) to detect synthesis of nascent RNA transcripts at sub-second time resolution, at the single-molecule level.