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- noun Plural form of
nanosecond .
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Examples
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But even before you notice that an avalanche is racing towards you, the motion detectors built into your Life Bags Xtreme® automatically trigger rapid inflation so that in nanoseconds you are enveloped in a protective bubble stocked with supplies to last weeks.
Archive 2007-11-01 2007
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But even before you notice that an avalanche is racing towards you, the motion detectors built into your Life Bags Xtreme® automatically trigger rapid inflation so that in nanoseconds you are enveloped in a protective bubble stocked with supplies to last weeks.
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It also means the judge of whatever contest we're about to enter has a 30-year visual library to compare our images against in nanoseconds before s/he yells "out."
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It also means the judge of whatever contest we're about to enter has a 30-year visual library to compare our images against in nanoseconds before s/he yells "out."
Archive 2006-11-01 2006
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It's easy to translate Naoya Hatakeyama's blast series as a critique of man's wanton destruction of nature and its capacity to do so in nanoseconds, undoing what has taken millions, even billions, of years to form.
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It's easy to translate Naoya Hatakeyama's blast series as a critique of man's wanton destruction of nature and its capacity to do so in nanoseconds, undoing what has taken millions, even billions, of years to form.
Archive 2005-12-01 2005
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It's easy to translate Naoya Hatakeyama's blast series as a critique of man's wanton destruction of nature and its capacity to do so in nanoseconds, undoing what has taken millions, even billions, of years to form.
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It's easy to translate Naoya Hatakeyama's blast series as a critique of man's wanton destruction of nature and its capacity to do so in nanoseconds, undoing what has taken millions, even billions, of years to form.
Archive 2005-10-01 2005
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Relative to the sun, Oort cloud objects are essentially stationary, but at the ship†™ s current velocity (over 300 million miles per hour), objects pass through the ship in nanoseconds.
365 tomorrows » 2008 » February : A New Free Flash Fiction SciFi Story Every Day 2008
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None of that makes any economic sense, but the computers and the techies react in nanoseconds.
December « 2008 « L.E. Modesitt, Jr. – The Official Website 2008
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