| 词汇 | example_english_millisecond |
| 释义 | Examples of millisecondThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. The computer recorded the time that participants took to respond in milliseconds. Importantly, this has enabled footprinting to be carried out on millisecond time-scales. Pitch is rarely stable during the first few milliseconds of a note attack particularly on a tongued reed instrument. This role for nonoxidative metabolism allows steady-state energy measurements to provide insights into rapid millisecond events. Performance was measured by the vocal reaction time (in milliseconds) to correctly identified words. After 500 milliseconds, a string of letters appeared to the right of the previously shown asterisk. The durations of individual segments that could be measured from a spectrographic display were measured to the nearest millisecond. When the sound signals arrive within one millisecond of each other at the listener's ears, summing localisation occurs. Perceptible pauses were marked in the transciptions, but were not measured individually in milliseconds. However, contact linguists must disagree about switching costs at all even though they are aware that psycholinguists deal in milliseconds. The channels open and close with millisecond time constants, allowing them to respond rapidly to changes in the membrane potential. Average duration of a syllable is 186.37 milliseconds. A few milliseconds in response time can make a substantial difference in profitability. Timings are given in milliseconds, space measurements in heap cells (4 bytes). These side reactions occur on the millisecond timescale and therefore do not compete with the main electron transfer pathway leading to water oxidation. On the other hand, the characteristic recombination time is of the order of milliseconds. Specifically, their work had found that prolongations were extreme in that responses could outlast the brief light flash by hundreds of milliseconds. The selected sentences were measured to the nearest millisecond from spectrographic displays on a personal computer. Duration of words is measured in milliseconds from the onset of the initial segment to the offset of the final segment. Next, we take advantage of imaging methods to examine how the brain might be altered by experience on a time scale from milliseconds to years. But it cannot be that simple, because haptic exploration of an object can continue for hundreds of milliseconds. It was shown by measurement that the minimal duration for a stimulus to be perceived (before extinction of the image) was about thirty milliseconds. The monkeys can process the motion parallax information with remarkable rapidity such that the average reaction time ranged between 212 and 246 milliseconds. Response latencies were measured to the nearest millisecond from the onset of the picture to the onset of the noun. All times between the presentation of a word on the screen and a response were measured to millisecond accuracy by the software. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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