micro-time

micro-time

n
1. (Computer Science) the most accurate expression of a time that a computer is able to produce
2. (General Physics) the time taken ( second) by the human eye to register consciously an image before it
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How could I give people a sense of totally different tempos, different scales, like glacial time versus the micro-time of our petty day-to-day existence, the way we're responding to a million things in one moment?
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To get your broad-heads to hit exactly where your field points hit, you may also have to tune your arrows and micro-time your rest.
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Users can also maximize their "micro-time" by video calling business colleagues while waiting for flights in the departure lounge.
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