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mil·li·sec·ond (m

-s

nd)

Abbr. ms, msec One thousandth (10^-3) of a second.

millisecond (msec)

[-sek′ənd]

Etymology: L, mille, thousand; ME, seconde, small part

one thousandth (10^-3) of a second.

millisecond (ms) [mil´ ĭ -sek″ und]

one thousandth (10⁻³) of a second.

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By monitoring the brains of three patients while they performed a simple language task (looking at a word, then either using it in a sentence as is or changing its tense or number, and finally articulating it silently), Sahin and his colleagues found three distinct periods of activity in Broca's area at 200 milliseconds (after first being presented with the word), 320 milliseconds and 450 milliseconds.

Scientists Trace Speed of Thought-to-Speech in Brain by FARS News Agency

The new search technique would instead rely on radio waves generated like clockwork by millisecond pulsars--the collapsed remnants of massive stars that spin about once every one to 10 milliseconds.

Dead stars could help astronomers detect subtle ripples in spacetime: ... by Cowen, Ron / Science News

Professor Guillaume Thierry said: "We know that the visual system in our brain begins processing stimuli like colour a few tens of milliseconds after light has hit the retina of the eye.

WALES: Welsh eyes 'see world differently' ... say scientists making ... by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)

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