Sentence examples for shot time from inspiring English sources

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In the barista's stead, the networked Briggo kiosks include roughly two hundred and fifty sensors that watch "the results of each of the processes" so that if, for instance, a "shot time starts to go off at all, there's a process to bring that back in line," Nater said in a phone interview.

Before synthesis, there should be a pre-deposition process with a laser shot time of 5 min on the surface of the target.

The need for multiple exposures makes the total shot time extremely long; 20-30 seconds are required, so shots of human beings are pretty much right out.

The laser has very low efficiency (1 1.5 %), acts at a very shot time (10−9 10−10 s), and has enough energy that is not delivered to the center of the spherical fuel pellet, and there are a lot of future problems in the radioactivity and in converting the thermonuclear energy into useful energy.

The production company purchased a more powerful American car, but the horses were still too fast, and even with a head start, the filmmakers only had a few more seconds of shot time.

The gun is designed to operate at a 120 MV/m gradient and at an optimal injection phase of 70° providing the beam quality required to enable novel electron beam applications such as single shot time-resolved transmission electron microscopy and ultrafast electron nanodiffraction.

Careful thermal control of the LLD is important to maximize the shot times and to guide operation of the LLD.

Look at the video again - take a look at the shot times and you can see who was taking a long time and who wasn't".

Average first shot times were less than one-tenth of a second slower (for those who flash sight).

The Hewlett-Packard $230 Photo Smart R837, its best contestant, lists only "shot-to-shot time" of 1.5 seconds.