| 释义 |
millisecondmil‧li‧sec‧ond /ˈmɪlɪˌsekənd/ noun [countable]   - A millisecond before and he would have been trapped.
- A millisecond later doesn't bear considering.
- If the entire index is in main storage, the correct cylinder to search is located in well under a millisecond.
- It all takes place in a tenth of a millisecond.
- It is possible to detect individual pulses from this millisecond pulsar with high signal-to-noise ratio in unbroken trains.
- It is worth nothing that the X-ray emission from Cygnus X-1 is irregular and flickers on a millisecond time-scale.
- The centre engine started first and then the opposite pairs fired up at 300 millisecond intervals.
- The pulsar is a member of the slowly growing class of millisecond pulsars with low-mass companions.
NOUN► pulsar· It is possible to detect individual pulses from this millisecond pulsar with high signal-to-noise ratio in unbroken trains.· In the standard formation model, millisecond pulsars are formed when a neutron star accretes matter from an evolving companion. a unit for measuring time. There are 1,000 milliseconds in one second. |