Meanings of fs in English

Surgery occurred at an earlier stage of disease in children with p.1007fs mutations.

We demonstrate an environmentally stable Kerr-type mode-locked erbium fiber laser producing 360-fs near-bandwidth-limited pulses.

The proposed rulemaking leverages the CFTC fs experience setting position limits in the agriculture markets.

Mine's M. B. Ffolliot, two 'fs' and two 'ls'.

The amplified bandwidth supports sub-7 fs pulse durations and pulse compression close to the transform limit is realized.

MUC1-fs is trapped in TMED9 cargo receptor-containing vesicles of the early secretory pathway.

Subsequent to 45 fs evolution in the charged state, the glycine molecule starts to rotate on the silicon cluster.

In experiments with 45-fs pulses this algorithm achieved better convergence and yielded a shorter pulse than previous FROG algorithms.

The laser was passively modelocked and produced pulses that were de-chirped to 427 fs pulses outside the laser cavity.

The coarse-graining reduces the system size about 10-fold and allows integration time steps of 25-50 fs.

The monument was paid for by two local firms that use blockchain technology, a software company 3fs and digital currency exchange Bitstamp.

Combining experiment and theory, we infer an intrinsic ICD lifetime of 12-52 fs for small water clusters.

We estimate a pulse duration of -3.4fs at the fiber output by numerically back-propagatingthe measured pulses.

Self-trapping of the lowest excitonic state due to electron-phonon coupling leads to the formation of spatially localized excitation in large cycloparaphenylenes within 100 fs.

Femtosecond mode-locked laser operation was achieved with pulse duration of 699 fs and a 200 mW average output power.

In mode-locked laser operation, pulses as short as 547 fs with an average power of 7.4 W were obtained.