| This amount of time, so long when measured against our lives, is a geological microsecond. |
| A single photon wavelength measurement can be completed in a fraction of a microsecond, but the accuracy will be many orders of magnitude less. |
| Whether the making of Adam prior to creation of the soul lasted a microsecond or a million years, is not certain from the Torah. |
| The microsecond components of the electric signals for excitation of O and bR are very different. |
| He began to dwell for a microsecond on the pain he felt that day and the hole that had formed after the first building collapsed. |
| These data indicate that submicrosecond pulses achieve temporally distinct effects on living cells compared to microsecond pulses. |
