| 词汇 | microsecond |
| 释义 | microsecond noun[ C ] uk /ˈmaɪ.krəʊˌsek.ənd/ us /ˈmaɪ.kroʊˌsek.ənd/ one millionth of a second微秒，百万分之一秒 Specific periods of time all day Anthropocene around-the-clock British Summer Time BST Cretaceous Holocene hour hour-long hr Jurassic nightlong Oligocene Ordovician Palaeocene Palaeogene Precambrian wk year year-long microsecond | American Dictionarymicrosecond noun[ C ] us/ˈmɑɪ·kroʊˌsek·ənd/ science a unit of time equal to one second divided by 1,000,000 Examples of microsecondmicrosecond The y-axis denotes the average time (in microseconds) to allocate and release one message. Plasmas from the flashboards propagate toward the axis of the flashboard circle with typical velocity of a few centimeters per microsecond. In current practice, typical simulations are performed on nanosecond time intervals, with unusual examples stretching to a microsecond. The discharge process in a thundercloud lasts a few hundred milliseconds, while the laser can be triggered within microseconds. If this were achieved, movements of subunits or folding events could be followed down to microseconds in real time. Individual turns form in times of the order of a microsecond. Local secondary structures can form in microseconds while long-range helices or loop-loop interactions may require an extensive conformational search and are likely to be slower. The software is run while receiving echoes and processes all eight channels within 150 instruction cycles or two microseconds. Dense matter from such wire explosions persists for microseconds and droplets eventually form. It is a slow process, and cannot generate an equivalent quantity of fog to that in the few microseconds of a water arc explosion. The extraction voltage was so optimized to obtain the current profiles having approximately the flattop region after the initial peak for several microseconds. The camera shutter speed was adjusted so that only one flash occurred while the shutter remained open; the duration of illumination was about 2 microseconds. At very high beam intensity it is of order of a few microseconds. The dynamics of the channel takes place on the microsecond time scale, so the channel is static during the passage of a beam ion. This phase has a main program and a timer interrupt routine that runs every two microseconds. 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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