| This also means one clock cycle takes one billionth of a second, or a nanosecond. |
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| The ionization step needed to create an ultracold plasma is performed using nanosecond laser pulses. |
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| God forbid that we should think for a nanosecond that he was driven by any thought of principle, ethics, humanity or compassion. |
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| You know, I mean the problem with fencing is it's all over in a nanosecond. |
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| The woman making the slide presentation at the National Press Club skipped over the data on adolescent males in a nanosecond. |
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| A comparison of hydration patterns during the second and third nanoseconds showed no further change, compared to the first nanosecond. |
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| Now, thanks to technology, you type in any postcode on the computer and, bingo, the name of the local MP appears in a nanosecond. |
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| Even if you're one of the cranky coots who loathe every nanosecond of the prequel trilogy, Clone Wars still qualifies as top-notch. |
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| A nanosecond UV laser pulse ionizes proteins, which can then be measured by a time-of-flight mass spectrometer. |
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| Typically, the anisotropy decays of nanosecond decay time fluorophores are used to study the order and dynamics of the acyl side chain regions. |
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| The sensor can time this journey down to the nanosecond, ESA says, meaning that the instrument is accurate to within two centimetres. |
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| The archives will be shipped with a full-scale reproduction of Mailer's ego for articulate Third Wave feminists to whittle down in a nanosecond. |
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| But don't waste half a nanosecond worrying about what the neighbors think. |
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| It started to offer courses the next month a nanosecond by the standards of old-style university decision making. |
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| Their trick was to shorten the lengths of the pulses of current to about a nanosecond. |
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| Since then the technology has come a long way, not least because of the development of nanosecond pulsing lasers. |
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| The slowness of payments is no longer tolerable in an age when we can boast of nanosecond technology. |
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| Anyone who knows anything about finance knows that that is a nanosecond from deficit financing. |
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| It is a thousand times faster than a femtosecond, and a billion times faster than a nanosecond. |
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| Does anyone think that at any time, for even a nanosecond he took into account his championing of being tough on crime? |
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| Rather, He was saying that the life we have in Him will not know even a nanosecond of separation from Him. |
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| Several techniques are deployed to compare clocks that are sometimes thousands of kilometers apart at the nanosecond level. |
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| This nanosecond burst of laser energy is absorbed by the black carbon particulates. |
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| A nanosecond later, Howard whips out a set of keys, hands it over and offers a test drive. |
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| Neither was he trapped nor did they fool him for a nanosecond. |
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| The New York-area shows had sold out in a nanosecond, and two very important people were depending on me. |
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| Whether you want news up to the nanosecond or an absurdist joke, these are the Twitter feeds you need to follow now. |
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| For every nanosecond that I miraculously lift off the ground, I land with an inordinately loud thud. |
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| I closed my eyes and in a nanosecond, I cured myself... It's the work of sissies. |
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| There is probably not a nanosecond of the day when we do not desire something or other. |
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| In what now seems like a nanosecond, AOL declined until it was synonymous with business failure and irrelevance. |
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| The second limitation is the nanosecond timescale of the simulations. |
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| Lucky for me I don't have to waste even one more frustrated nanosecond trying to find the inspiration to refute his sterile sociological effusion. |
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| Unfortunately, in his business, fun can turn to agony in a nanosecond. |
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| Indeed, NASA had a little more than a nanosecond to rest on its laurels. |
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| Now I'm willing to entertain almost any notion for at least a nanosecond. |
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| For some reason we were off war and on tax cuts in a nanosecond. |
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| Not a nanosecond of loneliness or feeling of deviance for being alone. |
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| Within a nanosecond of the book becoming a horizontal surface, there was a catbutt firmly planted upon it. |
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| The laser sends pulses at a speed of one millionth of a nanosecond, allowing her to shape the replacement endothelium to fit the patient precisely. |
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| Again, this would be a positive step reflecting the fact that in the digital world, crimes can be committed in a nanosecond and evidence of them destroyed in a nanosecond. |
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| The 2.0T beneath the rather long hood suffers no turbo lag, and apart from a nanosecond of weakness at launch the little brute pulls with surprisingly strong, linear fortitude through to its 6,500 rpm redline. |
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| Because of modern technology and global communications that move in a nanosecond there appears to be no place left to hide, no time to think strategically, and no room for error. |
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| To return to Stiglitz he points out thatThose making real decisions, e.g. about how much to invest in a steel mill, are clearly unlikely to be affected by these variations in prices within a nanosecond. |
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| It could be gone in a nanosecond, given our American neighbours, unless we work especially hard at all levels of industry and government to sustain it. |
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| Given the paparazzification of celebrity, what one does, wears or says is beamed out to millions in a nanosecond. |
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| Folks, your car is not equipped with an ejection seat to get you out a nanosecond before a crash. |
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| Prior to the 45 nanosecond AT27C010, modem manufacturers had to use wait states or degrade the modem performance because the EPROM was too slow. |
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| These lasers make it possible to temporally shape pulses at the nanosecond time scale, thereby significantly improving the effectiveness of material processing, notably in the field of microelectronics. |
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| People were present at the meeting when it occurred and happened not to be paying attention at that particular nanosecond in time that this review came and went. |
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| The infrastructure of the laboratory includes various femtosecond and nanosecond lasers, many bioplasmonic sensors and several optical characterization systems. |
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| The amount of time the system spends processing interrupts, system calls, kernel daemons, and user applications is now accounted for at nanosecond resolution. |
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| Dr. Walker noted that just one Tesla GPU provides as much processing power as a high performance cluster of 512 CPU cores when simulating one nanosecond in the lifetime of a 25,000 atom implicit solvent nucleosome. |
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| Being able to deliver such brief pulses of energy to the sample being imaged a nanosecond is a thousand-millionth of a second has helped improve the resolution of the resulting images. |
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