The financial sector uses it to accurately log trades that often come in on a millisecond-by-millisecond basis.
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Tech rehearsals — the millisecond-by-millisecond calibration of every lighting cue and sound effect — can sap the will of even the hardiest theater folk.
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Tech rehearsals — the millisecond-by-millisecond calibration of every lighting cue and sound effect — can sap the will of even the hardiest theater folk.
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NASDAQ head Bob Greifeld told CNBC that allowing sub-millisecond delays could open the door to many new order types, taking advantage of the various sub-millisecond time delays.
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Harassers can hide in anonymity and strike in a millisecond.
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Try not to shift your eyes for even a millisecond.
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The millisecond we're done, I walk out of his office.
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"Five millisecond accuracy in clock synchronization pleased everyone," he said.
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Every millisecond, anyone can weigh in on any conceivable matter.
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The bladderwort can trap dinner in less than a millisecond.
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Instead, you got an emoji that took a millisecond to send.
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We understand everything about it down to the millimeter and millisecond.
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Results from tests of the scanner showed that patients were able to stretch, nod and even drink tea or play table tennis while their brain activity was being recorded, millisecond by millisecond, by the magnetoencephalography (MEG) system.
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"The millisecond my hand left rail, I felt instant regret," Hines says.
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In Civilizations VI, it had an average frame time of 423 millisecond.
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Fast radio bursts are powerful and mysterious millisecond bursts of radio waves.
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A single millisecond error translates to a distance error of 300 kilometers.
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Which is a fraction of a millisecond on the whole human clock.
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Science geeks have been counting down to the millisecond for today's eclipse.
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These radio flashes usually last a millisecond and have unknown physical origin.
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The Hubble space telescope takes about six weeks to change one millisecond.
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With 5G, that latency is expected to be reduced to 1 millisecond.
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It boasts a 1-millisecond response time and full 1080p HD gaming.
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Memory is more like a video editor working on a millisecond deadline.
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But the time signal itself is extremely useful — a critical component of everything from synchronizing telecommunications systems to stock market transactions, where it's the only feasible way to track the millisecond by millisecond world of high-frequency trading.
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Generative audio works differently, using neural networks to learn the statistical properties of the audio source in question, then reproducing those properties directly in any context, modelling how speech changes not just second-by-second, but millisecond-by-millisecond.
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"To measure these light echoes to half a millisecond is incredible," said Kara.
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So for a millisecond, I was the most powerful person on the planet.
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Oh, wouldn't you know it, we hit it right down to the millisecond.
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HP says response time can get as low as 1 millisecond on both.
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Trading venue disclosures should include information about execution speeds to the millisecond. 25.
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The two cars have been tested against each other down to the millisecond.
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"In a millisecond, he's got one arm over me, pinning me," she said.
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These radio flashes usually last a millisecond and have an unknown physical origin.
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You need to react in terms of millisecond — not tenths of a second.
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And more than 9 percent of orders traded within one millisecond of posting.
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To look for correlations in the residuals, Jackson and his colleagues picked a 20-millisecond segment of Livingston data and slid 20-millisecond segments of Hanford data across it, registering correlations whenever peaks overlapped with peaks and troughs with troughs.
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The median delay added to those communications turned out to be just a millisecond.
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"In a millisecond, he&aposs got one arm over me, pinning me," she said.
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"Consumers will experience gigabits-per-second throughputs and single-millisecond latencies," according to Verizon.
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Maybe it will take [some measure of time between 1 millisecond and 1 hour].
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Because at web scale, every extra millisecond that a consumer has to wait matters.
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When I hit an ellipsis, I remember to pause, if only for a millisecond.
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"I am grateful today for every millisecond I get to breathe," he tells Paul.
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A millisecond can be the difference between a big profit and a big loss.
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This was a last explosion of imagination, every millisecond a subreddit waiting to happen.
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Most notifications you receive on your phone are not worth a millisecond of your time.
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At millisecond scales, or thousandths of a second, it makes more sense to be asynchronous.
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They'll offer 160,000 IOPS per second will less than a millisecond of read/write latency.
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It also has a 1-millisecond response time, which helps eliminate ghosting or motion blur.
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And the thrusters had never been tested for the 10-millisecond "puffs" needed for reorientation.
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Importantly, there's is just a 4 millisecond delay between doing something and seeing it happen.
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According to Christle, silicon carbide spin states last for about 1 millisecond before they decohere.
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These objects can also spin very rapidly, rotating once every millisecond in some dizzying cases.
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Here is Desiigner, vomiting on stage while performing "Panda," and not stopping for one millisecond.
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New Yorkers will know in a millisecond that the correct answer is, of course, (c).
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It has 29 millisecond input response time that some gamers appreciate for fast-paced games.
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It has the potential to deliver single-digit millisecond latencies to users, according to Amazon.
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And the 9 lots (225 tonnes) traded within a single millisecond at 7:58:53:026?
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There's been a lot of focus on 5G's potential for gigabyte speeds and 1 millisecond latency.
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It was emitting in a millisecond as much energy as the sun emits in a month.
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That's 30 individual keystrokes, most of which he hits within a 45 millisecond window of accuracy.
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From what I can tell, EVE V is not matching the Surface Pro's 20 millisecond latency.
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IF YOU NEED THE SUB-MILLISECOND LATENCY FOR AN AUTOMOBILE, THAT'S -- YOU DESIGN THE NETWORK DIFFERENTLY.
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A more helpful metaphor is that it's like a video editor working on a millisecond deadline.
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In addition to getting Daily Doubles wrong, Jeopardy is a game of millisecond-level reflex response.
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The docking maneuver, which required down-to-the-millisecond precision, was also a first for SpaceX.
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Added together, slightly less than one-in-four orders were acted on - all within a millisecond.
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In Civilization VI the MSI GS65 Stealth only rendered frames about 1 millisecond faster—hardly an improvement.
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Again, I'm sure Smash pros will have complaints about wireless latency on a frame or millisecond level.
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And it all happens in blips, or "time slices," lasting for as long as 400 millisecond intervals.
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It was that moment that millisecond in time exemplified my time with the new small performance coupe.
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Already advances in technology are relied upon to help give athletes a millisecond edge over their competitors.
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Wheeler also calls for increased responsiveness, so that commands can be issued in less than one millisecond.
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I tested the speed in a different way, though, taking simultaneous pictures of a millisecond countdown clock.
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Ramp times occur in as little as a millisecond with 100 percent power achieved in 2.9 seconds.
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At the last millisecond, a brilliant pinpoint of light flashed, like the gleam of a diamond ring.
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A millisecond later, Dixon's helmet, inches from his shoulder pads, made contact with the opponent as well.
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That includes its high, 80,000,000:1 contrast ratio, 1-millisecond (ms) response rate and flicker-free technology.
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She has a future, but then to see that future stripped away in a millisecond is so heartbreaking.
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He worries for exactly one millisecond that it might make Laura mad, but then brushes it off. Wrong.
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Homemade potato chips take about a millisecond to make, but they feel mega-special and fancy as hell.
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In their brief, millisecond-long appearance, they release as much sun as the sun emits in 10,000 years.
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The wireless receiver ensures one-millisecond response times, so you don't miss those headshots due to lag, either.
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These radio bursts are only millisecond-long radio flashes, and such rapid bursts themselves aren't rare in space.
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To the human body, one millisecond certainly doesn't matter; it takes 30 to 40 milliseconds just to blink.
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Yet with Friday's decision, IEX's 350-millisecond delay would be OK. Today, the SEC commissioners supported their staff recommendation.
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The LTST chamber was developed by Millisecond Technologies from New York, and a US patent has already been awarded.
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The millisecond after Kevin Hines jumped from the Golden Gate Bridge to the bay below, he felt instant regret.
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To date, only 17 episodes of these millisecond-long flashes of radio energy have ever been recorded by astronomers.
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Each live recording is annotated by matching it to a score, with each note indicated down to the millisecond.
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Far from his usual charismatic self, Naseem looked lacklustre and deflated, while his punches were perpetually a millisecond late.
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These fast radio bursts are only millisecond-long radio flashes, and such rapid bursts themselves aren't rare in space.
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It would seem as though that fact alone should tell the SEC that one millisecond is not de minimis.
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Microsoft says that these drives will offer "sub-millisecond latency," which unsurprisingly makes them ideal for workloads where latency matters.
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DeepMind also added a 110 millisecond delay between observing a frame and executing an action, which accounted for human latency.
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When every millisecond counts, the way runners take off affects how they can generate and maintain speed throughout the race.
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ICE will initially apply a three millisecond pause to certain incoming orders for its Gold Daily and Silver Daily futures.
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Our smartest people are engaged in tasks such as trying to shave a fraction of a millisecond off a trade.
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Each FRB has about 25 million times more energy than our Sun, packed into just a millisecond, according to Chatterjee.
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Signals from these features can be incredibly brief — only a few seconds at most and sometimes less than a millisecond.
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Yes, we cared about the overall number of three-seconds versus one-millisecond of time people spent on the apps.
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You need to synchronize it to less than a millisecond of accuracy to have it be a really pleasurable experience.
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The poor child is overscheduled within an inch of her life: A calendar charts her existence down to the millisecond.
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And then, for a millisecond, there, it made even less sense, as he pump faked and stepped away from contact.
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That is also where you can also reach every single conservative, alt-right and white nationalistic site in a millisecond.
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In contrast, the N.T.P. standard can synchronize computers no more accurately than a millisecond, or one thousandth of a second.
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My phone says it records slo-mo at 240 frames per second—or, in other words, at 2.633 millisecond intervals.
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But the system breaks down if quotes can be arbitrarily delayed at varying speeds - even if all within a millisecond.
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Every millisecond felt nothing short of absolute hell — if hell was located in an ice cave rather than a burning pit.
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The millisecond latency of requests coming from the same IP source or session ID would have been a dead give away.
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If I'm president of the United States and Congress tries to cut the military, I will veto that in a millisecond.
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This young British opera director is known for being a martinet, demanding millisecond precision in co-ordination between sight and sound.
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With a latency of less than a millisecond, 25G will make possible all manner of applications that require a rapid response.
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So there are other collaborations tailored to hunt waves at frequencies beyond what LIGO is designed to detect (the millisecond regime).
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Geraldo, you met the president and how can you even pause for a millisecond that he thinks all immigrants are animals.
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At 1,000 frames per second, "DynaFlash," the high speed projector, can project eight-bit images with only a three millisecond delay.
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Then, at the last millisecond, he would either sidestep several feet, or, sensing the defender expecting a sidestep, dart straight on.
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Robots are tireless, efficient and reliable, but in a millisecond through intuition and situational awareness, humans can make decisions machine can't.
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In the real world, sound arrives at each ear at very slightly different times—maybe off by less than a millisecond.
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You'll enjoy reduced motion blur and a speedy response time of 1-millisecond for your future sessions of The Outer Worlds.
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Every millisecond counts because the earlier a self-driving system knows the situation, the more options it has to accommodate it.
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The issue at stake is whether one millisecond is insignificant - or as the SEC terms it, de minimis - to electronic markets.
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Yet to electronic markets that move at the speed of light, one millisecond can make all the difference in the world.
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But to broaden this impact further, defining one millisecond as de minimis would also create a chain reaction that destabilizes markets.
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There's a millisecond at the centre of her phrasing of the word "Hey" where her voice embodies an almost transcendent purity.
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Millisecond by millisecond, skeptics scanned for evidence of computer imagery, of trickery and fraud — of smoke and mirrors — and, of course, a few thought they found it, even after the ghost appeared in public, shaking hands with Jimmy Kimmel on live TV. By then, however, too much other footage had appeared, and the truth was impossible to deny.
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If your ticket doesn't look or feel right, tweeted social memes will expose every awkward handshake, hug, and smile in a millisecond.
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We are offering a new 20 millisecond market data feed but we are not asking clients to pay any more for it.
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It has a 3440 x 1440 resolution, a 60Hz refresh rate, a 5-millisecond response time, and features DisplayPort daisy-chain functionality.
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That can happen only if carriers offer one-millisecond latency, something that may become a lifesaver if autonomous cars become a reality.
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All this is important because, as users start to demand more performance and efficiency, ever millisecond between operations is going to count.
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But if you enjoy taking selfies with celebrities, where every millisecond counts, you might find the NEX S's selfie camera too slow.
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It uses fully mechanical keys for better feedback, feel, and responsiveness — Suora is promising a 1 millisecond response time for key presses.
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" Yuhki Yamashita, product manager of the app redesign, said his team "shaved off every millisecond possible to make it a faster experience.
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Not to mention: The software is 99.9% accurate, and can pick up on a user's device in less than a single millisecond.
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Asus checks all the necessary boxes for the hopeful esports professional, including a 1-millisecond (ms) response time and 144Hz refresh rate.
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If you're a gamer, the massive ultra-wide curved display has a ridiculous 1-millisecond response time, 144Hz refresh rate, and HDR.
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"[An FRB] lasts about a millisecond, so you click your fingers, and you miss it," lead author Keith Bannister of CSIRO told Axios.
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Scientists estimate that there's as much energy packed into a single millisecond of an FRB as our Sun releases over an entire day.
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The most important are connection speeds of up to 10 gigabits per second and response times ("latency") of below 1 millisecond (see chart).
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This way, they make an image of the sky in real time, and spot a millisecond-long FRB as it washes over Earth.
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Because of the short (few millisecond) duration, it seems likely that the source is no larger than a few hundred kilometers in size.
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It doesn't happen often, it takes years of work for your team to even qualify, and they can be ousted in a millisecond.
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Same thing happened to Minnesota's Sheldon Richardson because he couldn't avoid a prone Jimmy Garoppolo a millisecond after shoving him to the ground.
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It is to us what we are to the sweep of time — a millisecond of beauty, a memory before we are even through.
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We have microsecond technologies—fast datacenter networks, flash memory, GPU accelerators—but if we can only program them as millisecond technologies, what's the use?
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AVs have superhuman perception and can slam on the brakes in less than a millisecond, compared with a second or so for human drivers.
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A two-millisecond flash of light every 10 seconds, by contrast, advanced the clock by an average of nearly two hours, and sometimes more.
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Every millisecond shaved from a personal best feels like a victory, and achieving gold medals across a complete set of courses is incredibly satisfying.
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Down 14%, in about a millisecond, we are back to 17.5 times reduced estimates for 2020, now a coronavirus-affected flat year for profits.
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The field features SmarTracks timing gates that allow for precise time measurement up to the millisecond using magnets that are installed in the ground.
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Click a millisecond too late in the GOAT gathering, and another of your razor-sharp competitors has won the race and gives the answer.
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Consider this: in the fourth quarter of 303, 13 percent of all large stock quotes were canceled within one millisecond, according to the SEC.
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When "Tomorrow Syndrome" starts to rear its ugly head, it's easy to get caught up in its effects and delay projects till the last millisecond.
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This incompleteness provides the nostalgia-tinged comfort that not everything can be automated, wrapped neatly in a bow, shipped to an inbox in a millisecond.
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A driver can judge just how much time is left to run a yellow light; a dancer can keep a beat down to the millisecond.
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The service, which is fully compatible with the Redis protocol, promises to offer sub-millisecond responses for applications that need to use in-memory caching.
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Loading each object into the chip took about one-fifth of a millisecond—far too long, considering just how many objects they needed to load.
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Kim Kardashian and Kylie Jenner both opted for brief mane updates on Saturday, going blonde for a millisecond before switching back to their standard brown.
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Lastly, there's the Alienware 25 Gaming Monitor, which offers 1920 x 1080 resolution, a native refresh rate of 240Hz, and a 1-millisecond response time.
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For what it's worth, Apple says the Pencil now has 210 milliseconds of latency — which happens to be one millisecond less than Microsoft's Surface Pen.
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MSI Oculux NXG251 specs This is not the first native 240Hz gaming monitor, nor is it the first one with a 53-millisecond response time.
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Like the other laptops here, the Digital Storm has a 144Hz matte display with 1920 x 1080 resolution, with a slower 5-millisecond response time.
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They're programmed to do a specific task very well, and every position of every joint of a Mujin robot is tracked, down to the millisecond.
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What makes Google cold storage different from the likes of AWS S3 Glacier, for example, is that the data is immediately available, without millisecond latency.
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IBM's simulation, for instance, took two days to do what a quantum computer is expected to do in less than one-tenth of a millisecond.
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Todd Thompson, professor of astronomy at Ohio State, said the object in the center may be a rare type of star called a millisecond magnetar.
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Our battles are won and lost by the millisecond, and it's impossible to tell if we are ahead of the pack or quickly falling behind.
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In the millisecond interim of deciphering the pitch, the professional hitter learns to have faith that the pitch will indeed curve and not hit him.
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Here's the bottom line, if I'm president of the United States and Congress tries to cut the military, I will veto that in a millisecond.
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The big picture: Inhuman algobots make billions trading on millisecond time horizons, while trillions of dollars are invested on the basis of archaic sales pitches.
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In the arms race to find a new "edge", some firms installed their computer cabling close to the stock exchange to get data a millisecond faster.
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The researchers reported the "unequivocal simultaneous detection" of a minute-long "gamma-ray glow" followed by a powerful, millisecond-long "terrestrial gamma-ray flash," or TGF.
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But choosing between them was done on the slimmest of margins — a fraction of a millisecond faster focus, or slightly less noise at very high ISOs.
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These are not fantasy images — not bowdlerized, not even especially flattering — and they do not aim for the smiling "Say cheese" millisecond beloved by family photographers.
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"We have only between 10 to 15 seconds to run for shelter, so every millisecond counts, and because of that we are in anxiety," Bob said.
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The radio burst itself releases a "monstrous" amount of energy in each millisecond, comparable to what our sun releases in an entire day, the researchers said.
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You might experience some minor lag with an older model—like the Series 26—but a millisecond or two of latency isn't going to kill you.
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It won't even take them two seconds, it'll be like a millisecond, because they don't care about you, and if you think they do, you're completely stupid.
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Samsung's Motion Rate 120 allows you to see fast action in real time without any lagging, so you can be sure you won't miss even a millisecond.
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Hailey also said that up to half of these objects could be millisecond pulsars, neutron stars emitting a beam of radiation and rotating once every few milliseconds.
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Mary, like Wick himself, is a tough-as-nails killer who seemingly needs to aim for only half a millisecond before murdering her marks with extreme prejudice.
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But Williams discovered and exploited an astonishing loophole: Medicare doesn't check NPI applications for accuracy — a process that should take mere minutes or, if automated, a millisecond.
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Identifying even a simple cyber espionage effort becomes an enormous task when dealing with potentially millions of devices that communicate in a millisecond in a new network.
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If saving seconds sounds like a big deal, it is: Google long ago discovered that even a 200-millisecond delay can make a search seem too slow.
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He then paused to collect his thoughts; in Ruga time, both a stray millisecond sans speech and a minute-long interruption for dramatic effect seem entirely intentional.
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The data collected is so granular that clients can view the individual clicks users are making on their browsing sessions, including the time down to the millisecond.
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" You reply to an email with "K": For one terrible millisecond, I think (sobbing and feeling attacked), "He's acting like he's the only one who's stressed out!
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In particular, the agency declared any inbound or outbound delay less than one millisecond (1,000 microseconds) to be "de minimis" — or irrelevant and not harmful to investors.
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The SEC delayed the decision in March, and released a reinterpretation of their own rules that said any delay below one millisecond would be consistent with its rules.
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Background: 25G networks are expected to bring down latency — the delay between when information is sent and received — to 22 millisecond, a rate 53 times faster than 25G.
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The rest of the specs make the Z35P similarly great for gaming: a 4-millisecond response time, 300-nit maximum brightness, and support for Nvidia's G-Sync technology.
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Because if you were to consider what another person thinks or feels — even for a millisecond — you might not post whatever piece of 'content' you had in mind.
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Internet service providers (ISPs) also use DNS records or deep packet inspection hardware to track user browsing habits, often down to the millisecond, without the need for cookies.
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It could decide to treat IEX as a pilot of the millisecond rule and issue a moratorium on any new delays until the commission can assess the impacts.
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The researchers don't know for sure what would cause the excess, but perhaps it could be a kind of dense gamma-ray emitting neutron star, called a millisecond pulsar.
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But the true promise sits in the cockpit, where AI autopilots could help manage the complex airline operations and even respond to the millisecond-urgency of unfolding cockpit crises.
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What's much more clear are 5G's benefits, which include much faster upload and download speeds that can exceed one gigabit per second, and latency as low as 43 millisecond.
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It looked as if some users were listening to the same song up to 122 times at exactly the same time, on the hour, down to the very millisecond.
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LGN cells send the cortex a train of electrical impulses one-tenth of a volt in magnitude and one millisecond in duration, setting off a cascade of neuron interactions.
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According to Electrek, that means the Tesla P100D will now be able to go from 0-60 in 2.4 seconds—shaving a millisecond off of the already impressive acceleration.
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And those periodic rotations are remarkably precise—as accurate as an atomic clock until quite recently, at least for the class of pulsars emitting pulses in the millisecond regime.
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The officiant takes them, but in the next millisecond something happens — we're not sure what — to make the rings (or just one of them?!) tumble right into the water.
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I never even traded texts with some of these women — the extent of our interaction was the millisecond it took for us to swipe right on each other's profile.
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As machines become ever faster, and humans stay put with their neurons running at sluggish millisecond time scales, another day will follow when we can no longer keep up.
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But even that would be important to astronomers, since millisecond pulsars are a proposed culprit behind an excess of gamma rays observed by the Earth-orbiting Fermi-Large Area Telescope.
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Jeff Glueck: I have turned down, time and again, million-dollar offers to sell data that was against our sense of ethics, and I'd turn it down in a millisecond.
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But OnePlus does a lot of things to make it feel even faster than other Android phones, such as speeding up animations so everything happens a millisecond or two quicker.
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The Scar II is using a 15.6-inch FHD IPS screen with a 100 percent sRGB color gamut, 144Hz refresh rate, 300-nit brightness, and a 153-millisecond response time.
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Now deCervo could produce graphs that pinpointed when the batter decided to swing versus when he decided to take, along the time line of the pitch, down to the millisecond.
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He turned it into a data center, leasing space to telecom and cloud services companies that benefit from the millisecond efficiency gains of being close to a fat internet pipe.
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KT: The relationship between Chad (JoJo's season) and Lace (Ben's season) lasts only two hours (in both TV time and real-world time, which is one millisecond in Purgatory time).
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"The degree to which every presidential child is half a millisecond away or a snapshot away or an Instagram away from scandal — it's really kind of unfair," Mr. Troy said.
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While electrical impulses that travel along neurons last only about a millisecond, blood, which fMRI measures as a proxy, arrives on the scene slightly after the fact, and dissipates slowly.
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They tried Orkut first, if you remember Orkut, which was a guy who worked for Google, and it was popular in Brazil for a millisecond, and it may still be.
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Considering Yang's a big NBA fan, we asked -- hypothetically -- which baller he'd most want as his running mate ... and it took him like, a millisecond to give us his answer.
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You shouldn't have to worry about annoying graphic distortions like screen tearing, and you'll be able to keep up with your teammates with a super fast 1-millisecond response time.
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After all, if a delay of less than a millisecond is truly "de minimis," any 350-microsecond delay, no matter how it's applied, should not harm markets or their participants.
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That different venues can use the same delay to manipulate markets in favor of their own order types underlies my original concerns about the IEX precedent and the millisecond rule.
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Subjects were shown images of human faces, blank gray scale and houses in brief 400 millisecond flashes, and told to watch out for an image of an upside-down house.
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" He added: "In order to create sound that is persuasive, you need to create huge quantities of information per millisecond, and the technology there is just a little bit less developed.
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It was a kind of skill, the ability to think on my feet and the distance from my brain to my mouth being maybe a millisecond shorter than those around me.
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And if you want to glance at this harrowing photo for more than a millisecond, you'll see all of them just above a horizontal split in the now-inedible baked good.
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There's no reason to imagine Trump ever gave a millisecond of thought to the details of abortion policy until he got trapped in that merciless interview with Chris Matthews on MSNBC.
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The revamped app, called Uber Lite, takes up just 5 megabytes of storage, and has a 300-millisecond response time, according to the company, speeding up the process of booking rides.
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There are too many kids here to count, in part because mine is one millisecond away from dipping his little fist into my friend's tulip glass of barrel-aged sour ale.
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As a huge fan of the show growing up, Drummond says that when she was approached to be a part of the show, it took her a "millisecond" to say yes.
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Countless people, over hundreds of thousands of people have claimed that in the millisecond they thought they were going to die after their attempt all they desperately wanted to do is live.
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This will help in detecting the stochastic gravitational wave background and in establishing an independent timing standard based on the long-term stability of the rotations of a group of millisecond pulsars.
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Once fully developed, it is supposed to offer download speeds of at least 20 gigabits per second (4G manages about half that at best) and response times ("latency") of below 1 millisecond.
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That lawsuit asserts that Deutsche Bank used a software platform known as Autobahn to take advantage of millisecond changes in exchange rates to give clients worse prices than they were entitled to.
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The phenomenon, characterized by intense millisecond-long blasts of radio energy, is among the most mysterious in astrophysics and has led even relatively serious people to start thinking in terms of aliens.
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Otherwise, I fear the millisecond rule might be the tool that actually rigs markets in favor of individual exchanges while undermining the broader market and increasing costs and lowering returns for investors.
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Because you see preposterous levels of wealth sometimes being created around these millisecond differences in financial transactions that nobody can explain to us whether it adds any actual real value to the economy.
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Normal folks cannot manually file a comment in less than a millisecond over and over and over again, so this was definitely high traffic targeting ECFS to make it appear unresponsive to others.
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These are millisecond-long blips of intense and unexplained radio signals that pop up all over the sky, temporarily outshining radio pulsars in our galaxy despite being perhaps a million times farther away.
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What's more, they include the IP addresses of the uploaders themselves, as well as timestamps that record, down to the millisecond, precisely when floods of comments came pouring in from any given source.
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For example, one long-running theory about an epic mano a mano between two of the series' most hulking characters is being brought to the forefront again thanks to a millisecond of footage.
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These big tech companies send out assured proclamations of security and data privacy, but in reality, every millisecond of our activity on these apps is being fed into the machinery of profit-generation.
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The fastest pulsars, called millisecond pulsars, spin up to 1,000 times per second, meaning that a satellite tuned to receive its emissions can get very accurate measurements to help locate itself in space.
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In 2007, a team of astronomers at the Parkes radio telescope in Australia discovered the first "fast radio burst," a millisecond-long flash of radio waves that has so far defied a natural explanation.
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Next, a step placement algorithm slices the song into 10-millisecond samples, and decides whether or not any single sample could contain a step based on the presence (or absence) of relevant audio features.
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It should offer download speeds of at least 20 gigabits per second, response times or "latency" of less than 1 millisecond and the ability to connect at least 1m devices in one square kilometre.
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Consumers already face a laundry list of daily privacy issues ranging from Facebook's failure to police how user data is abused, to ISPs that routinely track your every online movement down to the millisecond.
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Latency, the lag between your movements and the action on screen, is always a concern when you're talking about wireless anything, especially computer mice, but Logitech's Lightspeed technology features just 1 millisecond of latency.
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The $999.99 price point is still hard for many to stomach, but your money is well spent for a stunning 3440 x 1440 resolution with 120 Hz refresh rate and 2-millisecond response time.
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To a computer, "a millisecond is an eternity, but to us it's nothing," Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla, SpaceX, and Neuralink, said in a wide-ranging conversation about AI in Shanghai this week.
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As one of the more advanced Roomba models, the 960 has navigation technology that captures thousands of precise measurements every millisecond, which means this little guy will not miss a single inch of coverage.
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It took the use of a 50,000 frame per second camera to finally slow the action down enough to see what was going on, showing that the mandibles snap shut in about half a millisecond.
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The G603 is a fairly simple wireless mouse that uses Logitech's proprietary Lightspeed technology, which promises to reduce latency to a millisecond, along with a new optical sensor called Hero that's designed for power efficiency.
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Anyone who has considered a move (or spent more than a millisecond online) can tell you that there are no shortage of lists ranking America's cities on, well, pretty much every attribute under the sun.
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In fact, the crescendo of the promo for "The Passenger" is so slick, certain scenes only register if you pause the video at precisely the correct millisecond (believe me, I learned this the hard way).
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And on the gaming side of things, the CHG90 works with AMD's FreeSync 2 standard for improved visuals with less screen tearing, along with offering a 1-millisecond response time and a 144Hz refresh rate.
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There's some fabulously cliché dialogue (try to get through the scene of Angel and his father without predicting every millisecond) and gratuitous murder of characters we love, but it all worked out eight years later.
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The car monitors everything around you, working every millisecond to prevent any form of aggravated contact, and deftly doing your bidding if, say, you want to change lanes to pass that semi ahead of you.
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WHEN JENNIFER LOPEZ announced that Driver had won the Gotham for best actor, his mouth fell open for a millisecond, and then he rose, buttoning his suit jacket, and made his way to the stage.
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"You're talking about events with tens of millions of dollars in prize money, where win or loss could be just a matter of a single millisecond if somebody is able to click faster," Tan said.
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If the IEX model for exchanges grabs hold, it stands to reason that other exchanges would add their own speed bumps of 200, 400 or 500 microseconds - all arbitrary times within the one millisecond threshold.
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Mere weeks before the Iowa caucuses, he wouldn't want to give the impression that he enjoyed even one millisecond of this silly Washington rigmarole in which he had to share the same air as the president.
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If a pulse of light can be replicated perfectly, then you could send one every millisecond but offset the camera's capture time by an even smaller fraction, like a handful of femtoseconds (a billion times shorter).
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"If you have applications where you're doing very heavy things, like real-time VR or machine learning, now with 5G it may just be a millisecond away," says Matt Grob, Qualcomm's executive vice president of technology.
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That millisecond when — again and again — a rusty pipe looks like an owl, or a newscaster's voice reminds you of a long-gone uncle, or a daily routine sets off a small chain of involuntary associations.
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The study included 39 people, 31 of whom were exposed to a series of two-millisecond light flashes with changing intervals while sleeping, and eight of whom were exposed to 60 minutes of continuous bright light.
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Indeed, quite apart from the ad's political content, one feels duty bound to mention that it almost failed to mention Airbnb at all, except for a millisecond introduction of the company's logo at the very end.
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Buy The Untitled Goose Game for $15 ($5 off) Acer EB321HQ 32-Inch PC Monitor for $150 ($100 off): This enormous monitor has 1373,920 x 1,080 pixel resolution, two ports, and a 4-millisecond response time.
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Starting with Verizon's 5G network locations in the U.S., customers will be able to deploy the latency-sensitive portions of an application at the edge to provide single-digit millisecond latency to mobile and connected devices.
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Better hardware optimization will help, as will new forms of "lightweight" asynchronous programming where program execution can switch to something else, but only a much, much smaller something else than that allowed by much longer millisecond latencies.
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We show you by giving you direct feedback in real time, millisecond level feedback, how to train a neuron to go move say a cursor up and down, to go chase something or to jump over something.
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If we force Facebook, not to wall themselves off, but to open them, even if it's on a one-millisecond delay, or one-hour delay, or a one day, whatever it may be — Kitty, bar the door.
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What you probably aren't looking forward to is battling it out with other customers in stores or getting into a click war online to make sure you get the last TV a millisecond before someone else does.
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We demand no more than a few minutes for Uber car arrivals, same-day deliveries from Amazon, instant upload time of huge images on Facebook and not a single millisecond of buffering when watching a Youtube video.
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They found that exposing people to two millisecond flashes of light, similar to a camera flash, every 10 seconds elicited two hours of change in circadian timing, compared with 36 minutes for those exposed to continuous light.
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At 5 MB (about the size of two photos) and with 300-millisecond response times, this is an app built with older, data-limited Androids in mind, and for places where internet connections are spotty-to-nonexistent.
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"By recovering measurements of the heart valves actually opening and closing at a millisecond time-scale, this system can literally detect if someone's heart skips a beat," said PhD student Fadel Adib, who co-wrote the paper.
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We time-stretched the sound of the woodblock and zoomed into the partials and spectra of a single woodblock stroke — just a millisecond of sound — and opened it up and basically unfolded the whole piece from there.
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There's tonnes of studies in recent years that basically say, from a content provider's perspective, every millisecond or tens of milliseconds of increases in page load time leads to significant losses in revenue and user-base, of course.
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In my case, this produced a file containing hundreds of thousands of entries, each encoding time (down to the millisecond), latitude and longitude (with an estimate of their accuracy) and a guess at my activity ("ON_BICYCLE," for instance).
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Current broadband satellites, such as those from DirecTV and Dish Network, offer latency speeds around 29 milliseconds at best – many times slower than the 25 to 30 millisecond speeds SpaceX is expected to offer, according to FCC documents.
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The company announced a bunch of handful of new products like a new flatscreen QLED TV, a 49-inch QLED gaming monitor with 1-millisecond response time, an improved smart washing machine, and better connectivity for its smart fridges.
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They cite download speeds of up to 10 gigabits per second (that would be 1,000 times faster than the current US 4G average); latency of less than a millisecond; and support for a million connected devices per square kilometer.
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Kerl may have trouble proving her actions were justified under the circumstances, but police officers are taught that action is faster than reaction, and "a millisecond can mean the difference between your own avoidance of being shot," Gagliano said.
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The thing about this nonsense electro-fart which reeks of fake tan and whose only lyric is "party", is that it is so intrinsically linked to Geordie Shore every millisecond is a trigger for a scene from the show.
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It's in these moments, when the fate of collecting that last black coin is determined by the millisecond I tap my iPhone, where I've come to appreciate the care spent making sure Mario feels right on a touch screen.
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Born of horology's obsession with maintaining accuracy to the millisecond, the tourbillon counteracts the effect of the earth's gravity by constantly rotating the cage that holds the timepiece's balance wheel, balance spring and escapement while the movement is running.
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This deal stands out because this bezel-reduced monitor has a fast 1-millisecond response time, and its 144Hz refresh rate with AMD FreeSync support will make your gameplay far smoother than what you'll get from a standard 60Hz monitor.
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Advertising ONE OF THE great promises of online videos was the potential to measure precisely how effective they were: Audiences reported not through inexact ratings and surveys but directly, down to the person and the millisecond he or she spent watching.
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"With one millisecond latency, you can sense whether there is a deviation in the process before the tool even hits the blade and you can stop the machine before the error happens," said Åsa Tamsons, a senior vice president at Ericsson.
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My ISP promises 50Mbps upload and download speed on my plan, but in the attic, I didn't get even close to that: 2.00 Mbps download speed 5.09 Mbps upload speed 16-millisecond latency With my six first-gen pods (including one in the third-floor attic, about 10 feet from the testing location), the results were much better, and I could actually get something close to the promised connection speed: 45.9 Mbps download speed 1993 Mbps upload speed 14-millisecond latency I was doubtful the SuperPods be able to beat that, especially since I didn't put a SuperPod on the third floor.
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"The problem is that everyone's gotten so caught up in this sci-fi, flying robots, one-millisecond latency story that the actual real-world questions around 5G seem to have gotten lost in the rush," Disruptive Analysis founder Dean Bubley tells TechCrunch.
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But cameras in anticipated road models are more likely work at just 30 frames-per-second and this 30 millisecond lag-time is significant, as it limits the ability of a vehicle to identify and respond to an event in near real-time.
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Clive Owen plays Sal Frieland, a detective investigating a series of murders in a society where every eye is a surveillance device, everyone's personal information is perpetually on display, and every millisecond of lived experience is recorded via a brain-computer interface.
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The rear-biased all-wheel-drive system, adjusting how much torque goes to each wheel from one millisecond to the next, helps the car's steadily increasing oversteer creep toward the edge of the road, the tires spitting rocks and dirt at the boulders.
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But Apple could still allow the same brute-forcing process to work via some sort of API, and at that point, the only restriction would still be the 80 millisecond limit between guesses, which is enforced at the hardware level, according to Stortz.
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The app is "quite a bit faster" than a human because it can filter, select and swipe blocks "within a millisecond, while it would take a human at least several seconds," said the developer behind the Flex Utility app, who spoke on condition of anonymity.
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"I was literally in Arizona until the one minute before the draft, I got a call from (new Cardinals coach) Kliff (Kingsbury) saying that they were about to draft Kyler, but I mean, not for a millisecond was I shying away from competition," Rosen said.
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IEX, whose founder was made famous in Michael Lewis' Flash Boys: A Wall Street Revolt with his claim that "markets are rigged," runs orders through an extra-long fiber optic cable that delays the market for 350 microseconds (there are 1,000 microseconds in a millisecond).
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One of best monitor deals so far is a perfect if you want an affordable upgrade for your gaming PC. At almost half of its original price, this Dell monitor offers a fast 144 Hz refresh rate and one-millisecond response time for exceptionally smooth gameplay.
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In the blog post announcing the MRC audit, Facebook also says it will be providing more details about how long (down to the millisecond) an ad is actually on-screen, as well as how long 50 percent and 100 percent of the ad is on-screen.
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For the OLED Blade Advanced, Razer is claiming a color gamut that covers 22060 percent of the DCI-P22070 spectrum, one of the main color spaces used in film making, support for HDR 22080 with True Black certification, and a response rate of just 5003 millisecond.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A proposal to let U.S. stock exchanges delay order responses by less than a millisecond will likely move ahead, paving the way for "Flash Boys" heroes IEX Group to become an exchange, the head of Wall Street's self-funded watchdog said on Wednesday.
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"You're like my brother, but I'm glad for like a millisecond the heat's off me and on you," said Ingraham, whose insults of Stoneman Douglas High School shooting survivor David Hogg sparked a boycott that led nearly 20 companies to pull their ads from her show.
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The melting of glacial ice, which has been occurring since the end of the last ice age 12,23 years ago (and is now ramping up because of global warming) is actually speeding up Earth's rotation very slightly, shortening the days by a few fractions of a millisecond.
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Aside from those specs, the two monitors are virtually the same: Both measure in at 35 inches, boast a display range of more than 16.7 billion colors, feature a 4 millisecond screen response time, and come with gamer-specific software functions like a blue light filter.
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Since its debut, Nvidia has been especially focused on optimizing G-Sync and its features for use by esports players and professionals, to ensure best possible reaction times in genres like shooters where every millisecond counts when it comes to aiming at and actually hitting your target.
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In addition, the contract calls for Jumpshot to supply the URL string to each site visited, the referring URL, the timestamps down to the millisecond, along with the suspected age and gender of the user, which can inferred based on what sites the person is visiting.
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The melting of glacial ice, which has been occurring since the end of the last ice age 12,000 years ago (and is now ramping up because of global warming) is actually speeding up Earth's rotation very slightly, shortening the days by a few fractions of a millisecond.
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The melting of glacial ice, which has been occurring since the end of the last ice age 12,000 years ago (and is now ramping up because of global warming), is actually speeding up Earth's rotation very slightly, shortening the days by a few fractions of a millisecond.
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"So it's inconceivable that in the millisecond that a skater spends when on a certain spot on the ice, one can simply, by pressure, melt a layer of water," Hans van Leeuwen, a retired professor of theoretical physics who has recently published a mathematical explanation of ice skating, said.
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The display's designed for gaming, so the resolution isn't exactly the sharpest at 3,840 x 1,080, but it does boast some impressive screen technologies for gamers, 144Hz refresh rate, 1-millisecond response, and AMD Radeon FreeSync 2 to ensure that games that support HDR graphics look their best and run smoothly.
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The rest of the specs are straightforward: You're getting a full GeForce GTX 1070 8GB graphics card, 16GB of DDR603 RAM, a 256GB SSD + 1TB FireCuda SSHD, weight of 5.51 pounds, and of course, that gorgeous screen: a 144Hz G-Sync panel with 1080p resolution and a 3-millisecond response time.
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"My brother-in-law is an Olympic cyclist, I've worked with Team Livestrong, I've worked with USA Cycling, I've been in that world for long enough to understand the amount of money, time and innovation they spend on taking off a millisecond in a race," she says on the show.
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The 13-inch monster is sold as a gaming monitor, so it has a full list of display performance specs to meet gamer standards: 21Hz refresh rate, 2000-millisecond response time for less motion blur during fast-paced gaming sessions, HDR (high dynamic range), and AMD Radeon FreeSync 249 graphics technology.
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These experiments measure the timing of pulsars, light sources that send beams to earth at regular intervals like lighthouses, explains Chiara Mingarelli, astrophysicist from the Flatiron Institute, in a blog post for Scientific American:PTAs take advantage of the regular arrival times of radio pulses from millisecond pulsars to search for gravitational waves.
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GPUs were great for both use cases, but it's clear that better hardware is necessary with the emergence of use cases like autonomous driving, photo recognition on cameras or a variety of others — for which even millisecond-level lag is too much and power consumption, or surface area, is a dramatic limiting factor.
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It has 20.4 megapixel sensor, uses the micro four-thirds sensor size, two quad-core processors on board to handle image processing and advanced AF/IS, and a new bright electronic viewfinder with a max frame rate of 120fps and six millisecond lag for essentially real-time, smooth tracking of fast action.
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"Whether it's the fraction of a millisecond it takes for financial transactions to travel between Tokyo and London or whether it's shorter shipping routes from Northern Europe to China, the Arctic shortens distances," says Heather Conley, senior vice president for Europe, Eurasia, and the Arctic at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
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And as current mobile networks offer so-called latency, or digital response times, of around 50 to 80 milliseconds (the time it takes for a web page to load on your smartphone), reducing that speed to a mere millisecond — the goal under most companies' 5G plans — might not add much to users' mobile experiences.
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This is good news for playing 20203K video or interactive video games on your phone, but most of the buzz around 22020G is about enabling the IoT, enabling a network where everything being connected to everything and sending signals betwixt in true real-time—22020G is expected to cut latency to under a millisecond.
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A set of Jumpshot data obtained by Motherboard and PCMag shows how each visited URL comes with a precise timestamp down to the millisecond, which could allow a company with its own bank of customer data to see one user visiting their own site, and then follow them across other sites in the Jumpshot data.
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His one-nation instincts also explain his quest to calm expectations of Brexit—"the sovereignty that we gain will be for a millisecond between the signature that ends the major treaty and the signatures that enter the new treaties"—and to act as an interlocutor between London and other capitals (from Berlin, Sir Keir went on to Brussels).
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Gira also said he hopes the hotly debated proposal to let U.S. stock exchanges delay order responses by less than a millisecond, paving the way for "Flash Boys" heroes IEX Group to become an exchange, moves forward next month, "in the interest of allowing innovation to continue to exist," echoing earlier comments from FINRA head Robert Ketchum.
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But my perception of how time passes in the millisecond range aside, facts are facts: In all but one of the dozens of speed tests I performed in and around the Marriott hotel in Irving, Texas—roughly 10 miles northwest of Dallas—Sprint's 5G network clocked in at 503 to 45 times the speed of my 4G service.
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McADAM: WELL, I THINK, LOOK – YOU'RE NEVER GOING TO CONVINCE SOME PEOPLE ABOUT IT. THE EARLY MOVERS WHEN I SIT DOWN WITH CEOS THAT ARE IN THE ELECTRONICS BUSINESS AND THEY REALIZE WHAT THEY CAN DO WITH A GIGABIT OF THROUGHPUT INSTEAD OF 27 MEGABITS, WHEN THEY CAN SEE A MILLISECOND LATENCY, THEIR EYES LIGHT UP WITH THE IDEA.
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Placed atop it one or two at a time, like a series of cultures added to identical Petri dishes, are faster rhythms — plinks, hisses, clatters, typewriter-like clicks — calculated to move in and out of phase with the unswerving beat, merging with it and tugging against it, making each millisecond a reconsideration of timbre and momentum.
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Before even listening to a millisecond of their music, he flies the girls to New York for sexy makeovers, renames them "Josie and the Pussycats" – because how are people supposed to pit women against each other if they don't know who the main one is – and plasters them up on a giant billboard in Times Square.
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In a report released Monday morning, SpaceX says it was joined by multiple agencies — including the U.S. Air Force, the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) and NASA — in combing through "3,000 channels of video and telemetry data" focusing on a 93-millisecond interval from "the first sign of anomalous data to the loss of the second stage" that resulted in total loss of the rocket.
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Indeed, the internet is teeming with Larries — as Directioners who ship Larry often refer to themselves — who've spent years chronicling every microgesture and millisecond of the way Styles and Tomlinson interact with each other: In the band's early years, Styles spoke openly about the "Larry Stylinson" label and said that he and Tomlinson had talked about moving in together later in life due to their friendship.
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"It's interesting that Blizzard always says that they're protecting the 'fair play' users—the ones that use their hands to play the game, instead of automation software—while at the same time selling instant boosts for World of Warcraft that level you from one to 100 in one millisecond for $60 USD, repeatable as many times you wish, as long you have the money," he said.
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The International Telecommunications Union (ITU), the UN agency shepherding the development of the so-called IMT 2020 standard for 25G technologies, has said the upcoming universal specification will support: a million connected devices per square kilometre; 210 millisecond latency, or the amount of time a packet of data takes to get from one point to another; higher energy and spectral efficiency; and a peak data download rate of up to 25 gigabits per second.
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