milliseconds造句

that last 75 milliseconds and have 10 milliseconds in between,

Specify the timer interval in milliseconds

The full disk seek time is 7.4 milliseconds for reads and 7.9 milliseconds for writes.

Running average of the response time in milliseconds

Number of milliseconds to limit each query to:

It is measured in milliseconds so1000 ms=1 second.

This graph shows an average response time of 573 milliseconds.

You must enter the query timeout in milliseconds. The number of milliseconds must be greater than 0.

If you say 20 milliseconds, you might get called in 25 milliseconds one time, then a second later the next time.

For example, a 15,000 RPM drive has an average seek time of approximately 3.5 milliseconds for reads and 4 milliseconds for writes.

It turns out that we preceive coarse features quickly - within the first 30 milliseconds - and then home in on details at around 100 milliseconds.

For example, the mouse-hold time shown below is 574 milliseconds.

We are describing nothing more than mere milliseconds, but there is a delay nonetheless.

The number of milliseconds the most recent request was waiting in the queue.

Returns the time in milliseconds that server has been idle since last started

The number of milliseconds that it took to execute the most recent request.

Average time per query, in milliseconds. Response time based on queries answered since the last counter measurement.

All of this action takes place within about 100 milliseconds after the fly first spots the swatter.

You can specify whether to claim the work immediately in the emulator, or specify a wait time in milliseconds.

The participants then rated how aggressive they thought each person was on a scale of one to seven, after viewing each face for either 2000 milliseconds or 39 milliseconds.

"Time in user mode, in milliseconds. If this information is not available, a value of 0 should be used.

With roughly 48 hours to do the job, Santa only has a little over 0.2 milliseconds to scamper between households.

In the milliseconds between successive frames, relevant information from each fresh image must be extracted and fused with the current map to produce an updated version.

By default, the utilization is 70% : in any 10-millisecond time window, at least 7 milliseconds will be devoted solely to the application.

If you really want to recalculate the gravitational acceleration using our data, you should really subtract the two milliseconds from the time.

Rather, the researchers have determined that the neuron signals were marking intervals of time, ticking off time-stamps down to tens of milliseconds.

For electrical circuits like doorbells, the milliseconds the bounce takes aren't meaningful, but in modern electronics, those extra clicks can be significant.

With QoS, for example, an application can negotiate with the network for a particular stream averaging "x" kilobits per second to be delivered end to end with no more than "y" milliseconds of delay.

In the 220 milliseconds that flew by, a lot of interesting stuff happened to make Firefox change the address bar color and put a lock in the lower right corner.

Not all them will apply in all circumstances. Sometimes XML is just a persistence format that is thrown across a wire where the lifespan is but a few milliseconds.

The scientists needed jolts powerful enough to knock the roaches off balance but brief enough to test within a single roach stride, which can last as little as50 milliseconds.

Load the bonding module with adaptive load balancing (mode 6) and up-delay (milliseconds to wait after link recovery before enabling a slave): modprobe bonding mode=6 updelay=200.

The circuitry backing up such switches has special logic to ignore extra transitions if they occur within a few milliseconds of the first one. This keeps your stereo from turning back off a thousandth of a second after you’ve turned it on.