milliseconds

msec

microseconds

ms

The time in milliseconds for which to show the OSD. The value must be between 500 ms and 10000 ms.

4 ms

16 ms

64 ms

256 ms

100 milliseconds backward

100 milliseconds forward

Delay in Milliseconds

The time in milliseconds to show the OSD. A value of 0 means never hide. The default value is 5000 ms.

A2.7 Under Criteria insert and mixtures after substances (twice).

Milliseconds spent reading

Milliseconds spent writing

For Category 2

Length of fadeout, in milliseconds

The length of the fadeout, in milliseconds.

milliseconds

Delay between tracks, in milliseconds

Delay between tracks, in milliseconds.

Length of crossfade, in milliseconds

How many milliseconds the text should be displayed for

The following calculations are made every 20 milliseconds, or 50 times per second.

The length of the fadeout in milliseconds.

Time to resume at, in milliseconds

And they operate on milliseconds and microseconds.

Fourth, we only execute 20 milliseconds' worth of that strategy.

It can do this in 14 milliseconds. It's unbelievable.

The length of the crossfade between tracks in milliseconds.

Set the timer timeout interval in ms.

If we slow it down, they attach their feet at eight milliseconds, and detach them in 16 milliseconds.

To change its state, by the way, takes two volts from a millisecond pulse.

To test their device, Maharbiz and Caarmena utilized six 540ns ultrasonic pulse sent per 100ms to drive sensor.

Twenty milliseconds later, the whole process is repeated until the quad strikes the ball.

According to one study, Amazon's sales go down by 1 for every 100 millisecond lag in its loading times.

If you can delete cells just for a few milliseconds or seconds, you can figure out what necessary role they play in the circuits in which they're embedded.

But there's a really large second peak half a millisecond later, and I didn't know what that was.

Sets the time in milliseconds before the window unshades when the mouse pointer goes over the shaded window.

Five seconds, 10 seconds, 40 seconds, 50 seconds, two minutes, four minutes, eight minutes.

Three seconds. Two seconds.

You shoot a nuclear weapon at this thing, you have to blow it up within a few milliseconds of tolerance or else you'll just miss it.

So this is the moment by moment, or minute by minute sleep.

Twenty seconds, Mr. Rhodes, 20 seconds.