How to pronounce“nanoseconds”in English

be 4 billions of instruction or 4 nanoseconds so that's the clock cycle time but there's another factor which is what's the average number of clock

It will take light in the neighborhood of 10 nanoseconds to cross from one side of the wall to the other.

But basically what it tells you is that getting to the nanoseconds takes days on a single CPU.

So again, for nanoseconds, you might see a flip in one of these little side-chains.

enough people not matter whether it’s in days or nanoseconds that can change the world.

devices transistors switch at on the order of nanoseconds but the connectivity is usually smaller right at this point in time i mean we

intimacy to the point where I came in you know nanoseconds kind of thing I

So they worked on the questions of nuclear explosions where everything is over in nanoseconds, thatís it.

new realm of science, the science that takes place on a scale of nanoseconds.

current that must mean i detected a photon then where you broke that superconductivity in a matter of a few nanoseconds it cools back off dissipates

program if it took a hundred billion instructions and on average it took two clock cycles per instruction and they were four nanoseconds you could multiply

Because, believe it or not, this is three minute video and it's only 5 nanoseconds of actual chemical time.

Weíve gone from the blink of an eye being the shortest interval to, you know, we measure our memory in nanoseconds.

But the thing you learn is that the important thing about a network is not the speed at which the information travels, whether it takes days or nanoseconds is not the important