Within tens of seconds, LIGO's search algorithms automatically analyzed the signal, comparing it to waveforms characteristic of gravitational waves.
However, at large VTG that is, VTG>2V, the Fermi energy is within tens of meV from the mobility edge.
Cell phones using GPS can typically locate themselves to within tens of meters, not tens of centimeters.
The team developed a system that enables a single WiFi access point to locate users to within tens of centimeters, without any external sensors.
Dendritic calcium influx was evoked by release from hyperpolarization, peaked within tens of milliseconds, and was observed in both transient- and weak-rebound-firing neurons.
Some of the fish fossils were found to have inhaled "ejecta" associated with the Chicxulub event, suggesting seismic surges reached North Dakota within "tens of minutes", he said.
Fish caught within tens of kilometres of the Fukushima shore, especially those along the ocean floor, might still pose a public health risk.
The conclusion seems to be that a supernova would need to be within tens or hundreds of light-years from us to cause significant damage to the Earth and life on our planet.
That defense is the early warning system that tells people on the ground a rocket is traveling in their direction, and the shelters that are arranged so that individuals can easily get to protection within tens of seconds of warning.
After the addition of silica, the 4 nm signal declines and a signal corresponding to larger particles with diameters around 200 nm appears within tens of seconds, showing that silica precipitation on the protein occurs immediately after the addition.
Fs competes with intermolecular interactions (Fi ≈ 1 pN)43, 43, thus exerting a net torque that is strong enough to twist the nuclei and to give rise to a chiral bias within tens of ms (Fig. 4d).
