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millisecond

[mil-uh-sek-uhnd] / ˈmɪl əˌsɛk ənd /


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In a Nov. 5 article published in Nature, the Princeton team reported that their qubit maintains coherence for more than 1 millisecond.

From Science Daily

In the new study, Zhong's team succeeded in raising the coherence time of individual erbium atoms from 0.1 milliseconds to more than 10 milliseconds.

From Science Daily

Dr Hanel said: "To operate from the US to Scotland with a 120 millisecond lag - a blink of an eye - is truly remarkable."

From BBC

But in those milliseconds he thought they needed to turn Fiji round as we are up on the scoreboard, so he kicked it to pin them back and turn the screw.

From BBC

This discrepancy led many to favor another explanation: ancient, fast-spinning neutron stars known as millisecond pulsars.

From Science Daily