nanosecond (Meaning)

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nanosecond (n)

one billionth (10^-9) of a second; one thousandth of a microsecond

No weak antonyms found.

The reaction time of the neuron was measured in mere nanoseconds.
The laser pulse lasted only a few nanoseconds, delivering an immense burst of energy.
The collision of subatomic particles occurred within a nanosecond, generating an unprecedented release of force.
The electron microscope revealed nanometer-scale structures in a matter of nanoseconds.
The computer processor completed complex calculations in a matter of billionths of a nanosecond.
The electrical signal traveled through the wire at the speed of light, reaching its destination in a nanosecond.
The molecular dynamics simulation tracked the behavior of atoms on a nanosecond timescale.
The nuclear reaction chain proceeded in nanoseconds, releasing enormous amounts of energy.
The satellite's gyroscope detected deviations in the Earth's rotation with nanosecond precision.
The human brain processes sensory information in fractions of a nanosecond, enabling us to perceive the world around us.

one billionth (10^-9) of a second; one thousandth of a microsecond

second,minute, heartbeat, moment, twinkle,instant, trice, microsecond, wink, twinkling

eternity, age, lifetime, lifetime, age, forever, forever,eternity, infinity, eon

The reaction time of the neuron was measured in mere nanoseconds.

The laser pulse lasted only a few nanoseconds, delivering an immense burst of energy.

The collision of subatomic particles occurred within a nanosecond, generating an unprecedented release of force.

The electron microscope revealed nanometer-scale structures in a matter of nanoseconds.