microsecond

Preposition: after

• bang: Such a nuclear plasma might have existed in the very early universe only microseconds after the big bang.

Converse of object

• take: Each load takes about 1 microsecond, faster than the CPU can write the 8-bit value.
• last: The pulse produced in the modulator has a voltage greater than 10,000 volts and lasts about 1 microsecond.

Adjective modifier

• few: Very short pulse durations of the order of a few microseconds may be obtained with this circuit.
• several: The protein itself, however, folds to perfection in several microseconds.
• exact: With so many packets flying around the internet, some of them arrive at routers at the exact same microsecond.
• near: Using the board clock an application can tell the current moment to the nearest microsecond.
• second: Attributes: year, month, day, hour, minute, second, microsecond, and tzinfo.
• same: With so many packets flying around the internet, some of them arrive at routers at the exact same microsecond.

Modifies a noun

• resolution: It reprograms the timer chip to take microsecond resolution, and it is 200-300 times more accurate than the Crt.Delay routine.
• precision: EPSG claims that EPL is is the only real-time Ethernet protocol to deliver microsecond precision.
• pulse: Triplet state absorption is also a significant problem under microsecond pulse length operation.
• accuracy: Timing has been improved to microsecond accuracy for tighter playback.
• delay: Their only effect is to cause a 13 microsecond delay in execution.
• operation: Triplet state absorption is also a significant problem under microsecond pulse length operation.