microsecond

At the severalty microseconds twinkling of an eye, well up to the dozens ofth kilovolt of at voltage at waves /rice, bear enormous load of whole systems, May damage the equipment in consequence.

The computer can process data in a microsecond.

The flash of lightning lasted only a microsecond.

In a microsecond, the decision was made.

The camera captured the moment in a mere microsecond.

The reaction happened in a fraction of a microsecond.

The car's speed was measured in microseconds.

The microsecond timing is crucial for the experiment.

The microsecond delay caused a system malfunction.

The microsecond precision is required for the atomic clock.

The microsecond interval between pulses is crucial for communication.

For example, clocks run faster on the moon than on Earth, gaining about 56 microseconds each day, officials said.

And all of this would happen in a matter of microseconds.

We can hear differences in timing as small as one hundredth of a second, or 10 microseconds.

The earthquake was so powerful, it shifted the earth on its axis, and shortened our days by 2.8 microseconds.

The muons last for only two microseconds.

It jitters around by, I don't know, 40, 50 microseconds all the time.

I had to go up to several microseconds.

However, a low-frequency sound coming from one side will reach the near ear microseconds before the far one.

It only lives for about two microseconds, but that's sufficiently long to precisely study its properties.

It enables researchers to perform complex computational tasks in the cloud and the public to experience quantum computing at the speed of microseconds.