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Meanings of nanosecond in English

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Usage of nanosecond in English
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A nanosecond later and I would have been dead, without a doubt.
Radio NZ
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Each satellite carries a high-precision atomic clock, accurate to about 1 nanosecond.
The Irish Times
3
His goal was close, and there was not a nanosecond to lose.
Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens
4
The creature slashes the air where Nemes had been a nanosecond before.
The Hyperion Cantos
5
He paused for a nanosecond before swiping his hand down his face.
G'day to die: a passport to peril mystery
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And your urges can flip in a nanosecond from affectionate to nasty.
News.com.au
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On radio, a nanosecond of silence like that sounds like an eternity.
The Irish Times
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Yet, in that single nanosecond, I was certain I saw truth.
Deadly Décisions
9
The way she brushed us off not a nanosecond too late?
Crown of Slaves
10
At the last nanosecond, a cutout emerged on the right side.
Storm Front
11
Shock registered for a nanosecond before pain began to set in.
Climbing Magazine
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But for electrons to go down a foot of wire takes a nanosecond.
The Guardian
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She arrived empty-handed, and in that nanosecond an infection took hold.
The Guardian
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Airlines operate to the nanosecond when the passenger or pickup is running late.
Bare Bones
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I considered it for about a nanosecond, then shot a look at Cernunnos.
Walking dead
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In the nanosecond pause, my mind scrolled through a half dozen devastating possibilities.
Cormac: the tale of a dog gone missing
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