This all probably happened in the space of half a second.
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Each image flashes on the screen for only half a second.
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And maybe some breathing thing comes up for half a second.
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The base level Tesla Model X does it half a second quicker.
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You to give him a hug longer than half a second. 22.
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It also takes half a second or so to process the electrodes' signals.
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The hard part is enduring this torture for longer than half a second.
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Entertain the notion of CNN blackmailing a private citizen for half a second.
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Even then, RoboBee X-Wing could sustain flight only for half a second.
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I had some, what do you say, little blackouts, like half a second.
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He stole half a second of deliberation to absorb and decipher this information.
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They had about half a second to tell us which color they saw.
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Reitblat said the software could make a decision in less than half a second.
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"I think the gap is potentially half a second, something like that," said Hamilton.
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By Lap 68, Hamilton was less than half a second behind and pushing Rosberg.
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"I think the gap is potentially half a second, something like that," he said.
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For a half a second hang time, you would need to jump up 30 centimeters.
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My husband had his attention away from her for half a second and it happened.
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About half a second later, a deafening blast akin to 1,000 thunderclaps pounded my ears.
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I'd press an analogue stick, and half a second later the plane on screen would respond.
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This method puts the neutron's lifetime at around 879 seconds, give or take a half a second.
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Latz said he considered a bid "for all of a half a second" before opting against it.
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All I did was turn my back for a second, half a second, and he was grown.
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Nathon Allen also set a Jamaican record, taking almost half a second off his best with 44.19.
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For a half a second (just a tiny little half) I feel a bit of empathy for him.
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Instead, you'll have to wait half a second or so as a techy animation spreads across the screen.
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You save a half a second, but when you're unlocking your phone all day long, they add up.
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What was going through your mind as she out-touched Sarah Sjostrom by less than half a second?
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She caught an Australian runner, nipping her competitor by half a second, but finished ninth out of 22014.
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The tower lit the coast for half a second before total darkness took over for two long seconds.
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I don't want to spend even a half a second deciding, where do I find the movie "Fletch"?
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Even when connectivity was strong, the video feed felt like it was about half a second behind the drone.
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The downside is that it takes a signal almost half a second to travel the 22,000 miles from Earth.
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When Eleven shows up for half a second, instead of rejoining the group, she injures Max out of jealousy.
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The catapult releases its bungee cord, slinging the drone from to a standstill to 50 mph in half a second.
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Liberation becomes as easy as touching someone for half a second, or giving your menu hostess android permission to escape.
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Or at least partway across the room, as it can sustain flight for only half a second, and only indoors.
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We cut away for literally half a second, come back, he's in a completely different expression; he's saying something really strong.
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Bottas ended the day in fourth after a morning trip into the gravel, half a second off his team mate's pace.
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Later, fluorescent bulbs cost only half a second, and solar-powered LED lamps are practically free in terms of fuel costs.
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He has about half a second to decide, from when the ball leaves the bowler's hand to when it reaches him.
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The current world record for solving the puzzle stands at 4.22 seconds and robots can do it less than half a second.
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I was trying not to make eye contact, but I caught it for like half a second, and he came walking over.
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Robots have once again shown their superiority to humans, this time by solving a Rubik's Cube in less than half a second.
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It also provides drop resistance, being able to adjust its grip in less than half a second should it start to slip.
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I gave him a big fake smile that lasted about half a second, and then collapsed it abruptly into a cold stare.
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Facebook listed multiple problems its model could solve in half a second for which Mathematica and Matlab took more than three minutes.
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Ricciardo has a new specification engine in Monaco that Renault estimate could offer half a second a lap in performance at some circuits.
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There were a few moments and some blank screens for half a second or so, however, when the apps had to jump screens.
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The details: The report found that car operator, Rafaela Vasquez, looked up from her phone screen just half a second before the crash.
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It's just a funny joke that people believe for half a second and then realize that it's stupid and couldn't actually be happening.
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Anyone who paused for half a second to think about that would likely realize the trailer and the premise weren't the whole story.
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" Connerty and Sacker can only bear half a second of it before recoiling in horror: "We can wait out here 'til they're done.
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"You're already seeing this now with the advent of the full self-driving [vehicles], the half-a-second acceleration for $2,000," he said.
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His tardiness kept Tristan Thompson velcroed to the paint half a second too long, and, voila, the Raptors had an open corner three.
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Between the two sedans, the performance is similar, though by most accounts, the BMW is quicker to 60 mph by a half a second.
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I look at the fetus one last time, spend half a second wondering if I should take a photo or something, and flush it.
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Red Bull's Dutch teenager Max Verstappen had been second in the morning, when Vettel was only fourth and half a second off the pace.
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This is not an approach we can get away with today, when every reader is half a second away from doing 34,000 other things.
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The Briton was in a league of his own, lapping nearly half a second faster than his team mate Valtteri Bottas in both sessions.
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We made a big step forward, about half a second in the team sprint in the last six months which is a massive gain.
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You don't want to fail your teammates because your avatar was half a second too slow so move out of the way of sniper fire.
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As soon as I let go of the pit limiter it was kind of there and I was improving by half a second a lap.
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Triple world champion Hamilton qualified on pole position for his home grand prix by more than half a second in a stellar display of dominance.
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Elmore, the pro, then dazzled everybody by extracting a noxious blue plastic drop cloth from a sidewalk callery-pear tree in about half a second.
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Bronte Campbell is a distant second in the world rankings, her best time of the year more than half a second slower than her older sister's.
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Having spent at least half a second in the air, it was time to bundle onto a coach and zip down the world famous Vegas strip.
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Apparently I would sometimes realize half a second later that I didn't actually want Instagram and would swipe it away, but I always went there first.
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Renault F1 operations director Remi Taffin predicted a gain of around half a second a lap and said the new unit could be taken to Monaco.
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Hamilton's fastest lap of one minute 23.62 seconds was more than half a second clear of four-times world champion Vettel, who edged Bottas into third.
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The Finn, confirmed alongside Lewis Hamilton at the world champion team for another year on Thursday, was third but nearly half a second off the pace.
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And AMP has cut the time it takes to load a Post mobile web page from three seconds or four seconds to just over half a second.
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That will elevate Ferrari rival Sebastian Vettel, who was third quickest nearly half a second off the pace, to the front row of the grid alongside Hamilton.
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And then with Negan approximately half a second away from introducing Carl's brains to Lucille, the Kingdom and the Hilltop arrived to the rescue, pushing the intruders out.
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It's a testament to the magic of Patti Cake$ that I left the theater wanting to embark on a rap career — for like half a second, but still.
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Hirscher led the final run by more than half a second, and he smiled in disbelief while standing in the leaderboard area for almost the entire second run.
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He sprints from the paint to the arc in about half a second, knowing a block is unlikely but a solid contest is better than nothing at all.
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Coming into the final turn, face scrunched, she mustered the burst that is the reserve of top-flight runners and edged past a competitor by half a second.
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In fact, while the human record holder can solve a cube in just 4.22 seconds, the fastest cube-solving robot does it in a little over half a second.
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If a save is already there, you hold A for about half a second and it pushes the previous one out of the way with a cute little animation.
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Blink is a brand new company that claims to be able to identify people walking by in "half a second," even if they aren't looking straight at a camera.
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Emirates Team New Zealand defeated Sweden's Artemis Racing by half a second to go up, 23-25, in the first-to-five America's Cup challenger playoff finals in Bermuda.
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It was also within half-a-second of the fastest time ever recorded at the 5.5-kilometre Sepang track, set by Fernando Alonso in a V10-engined Renault in 2005.
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It's more than half a second faster than the world's fastest production cars (including Tesla and its "Ludicrous Speed" mode), and two-tenths of a second faster the previous record.
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You don't have to sit and ruminate, necessarily, but that half a second before you have an impulsive decision to do something that you'll later regret can be very effective.
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Verstappen's fastest lap was more than half a second slower than triple world champion Hamilton's benchmark time and a little over a tenth down on Rosberg's error-riddled fastest effort.
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The sensors, which rest just under the ball's laces, can capture information like velocity, acceleration and distance, and send that info back to computer monitors in just half a second.
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A version introduced in 2002 reduced drag by more than half a second in the 1,000-meter race, according to research that was supported by Nike, which made the suit.
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Holcomb's team completed its four runs in 3 minutes 42.46 seconds, beating Germany for the gold medal by less than half a second and ending the long gold medal drought.
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The impressive thing is that the system is constantly tracking and updating the prediction — up to 100 times in the less than half a second it has before the dart hits.
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But the two silver cars, half a second off Leclerc's best, appeared to be closer on Friday when track temperatures touched 50 degrees Celsius compared to Saturday when it was cooler.
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In field experiments, they can detect targets the size of sand grains from nearly two feet away — 100 times the fly's body length — and intercept them in under half a second.
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However, if she insists firmly on paying half a second time, the man should not fight over it with her — he should allow her to split the check evenly with him.
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Its resolution was half a second of arc, or, said its ecstatic father, "roughly equivalent to being able to distinguish a car's headlights as two objects at a distance of 500 miles".
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A well-struck ball arrives at the goal line in just half a second, meaning that the goalkeeper must dive pre-emptively in the direction that he expects the kicker to shoot.
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How many of the creators of these threads—if any—were in on the plan, and how many just wanted some juicy controversy to post without taking half a second to investigate?
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But had he skated half a second faster to finish third, he would have secured a spot on the podium and a monthly stipend that was hundreds of dollars higher, he says.
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Competing a couple of hundred kilometers from where his father Helmut claimed Olympic silver in Calgary in 1988, Mayer charged down the Lake Louise mountain to triumph by nearly half a second.
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When the valve holding back 35 gallons of pressurized rain water inside the carbon fiber-wrapped tank was released, the tricycle accelerated to 62 miles per hour in just over half a second.
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Hamilton clocked a flying lap of one minute 24.220 seconds on a warm, cloudy day at Albert Park, more than half a second faster than the Finn in a largely incident-free session.
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The two Ferraris were the only ones to dip into the one minute 29 second bracket, with Valtteri Bottas half a second off Raikkonen's benchmark with what was reigning champions Mercedes' best effort.
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The near-instant response time of the reMarkable's e-paper screen (it's around 50 milliseconds) makes writing feel natural, not like a device catching up to something you did half a second ago.
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"I don't know if we can challenge, we're half a second behind today," he said, hoping that expected warmer conditions on Sunday would help at a circuit where overtaking is easier than most.
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Or, alternatively, try to give those characters something approaching a spark of humanity, and turn their environmental apocalypse into something that might make the audience think for half a second about their own world?
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That was more than half a second faster than Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel, who leads fellow four-times champion Hamilton by a point in the standings after nine of 21 races with three wins apiece.
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You're out to dinner, you take a bite of a delicious slice made in a wood-, brick-, or otherwise fancy oven, and for half a second you daydream about buying one for your kitchen.
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Australian Daniel Ricciardo qualified in third place for Red Bull, with a lap more than half a second off Rosberg's pace, and will share the second row with Ferrari's 2007 world champion Kimi Raikkonen.
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It's an aspirational, sentimental touch, but Ms. Teuscher — even standing half a second too long in the pose, even in a "Jane Eyre" that gets lost in the mist — can give off a glow.
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Two days later, in the 2800 free—considered her weakest individual event—Ledecky out-touched Sweden's Sarah Sjostrom by less than half a second in a thrilling race to keep her trifecta hopes alive.
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BARCELONA (Reuters) - Five-times world champion Lewis Hamilton lapped fastest for Mercedes in final practice for the Spanish Grand Prix on Saturday with a lap more than half a second faster than the rest.
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But then, especially if you're the one wearing that, if you just had this monotonous, every exact half a second, this thing is opening and closing, it's just going to slowly drive you insane.
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Ferrari, who last won a title more than a decade ago, have sent hopes soaring with Vettel fastest in testing and Mercedes rival Lewis Hamilton suggesting the Italians could be half a second quicker.
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Sjostrom, who was almost half-a-second behind Ledecky at the 100, did make up a little ground on the third 50, but Ledecky nailed her third turn and stormed home, ignoring her body's objections.
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And I remember walking by you, even though we didn't know each other, and I said, 'Hi, Anderson,' and you said hello, and we, you know, had a nice little exchange for half a second.
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Something also lunges into the corner of the frame for half a second at 29:30 — potentially the thumb of a production assistant who has since been fired, or a hungry Asgardian ghost successfully slipping in.
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In fact, it beats the lidar method by over half a second, which is a long time in the world of self-driving vehicles, and could mean the difference between avoiding an accident and, well, not.
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In the 1980s the neurophysiologist Ben Libet of the University of California, San Francisco, showed that the brain generates action-specific electrical activity nearly half a second before the subject consciously "decides" to initiate the action.
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This compares to about 40 minutes for a parcel traveling via Magway over the same distance, with 2850 miles per hour the optimum speed for the system and less than half a second between freight pods.
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I saw doctors I barely knew, who maybe glanced at my chart for half a second and talked around me to the nurse, making notes about the progress of my follicle growth or my estrogen levels.
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The duo were closer to the dominant Mercedes in the afternoon but still more than half a second adrift as they swapped positions from first practise when the 2007 world champion edged out last year's race winner.
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The Finn, keeping up the momentum after winning in Austria, was nearly half a second faster than his closest non-Mercedes rival with the 2017 Formula One cars looking significantly quicker and the champions in ominous form.
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Vonn looked set for a fairytale ending to her career, but a flawless run by 2017 world champion Stuhec resulted in a time of 1:01.74 to put her in the lead by almost half a second.
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The women's K-1 200-metre event provided yet another tense finish with New Zealand's Lisa Carrington retaining the title she won in London in 39.864 seconds, less than half a second ahead of Poland's Marta Walczykiewicz.
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He shoots with a DSLR, tripod, and shutter release, exposing each scene between half a second to five seconds to compensate for bad lighting (which Wiper doesn't think is bad—"I quite like fluorescent lights," he says).
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"I don't know if we can challenge, we're half a second behind today," the Briton told Sky Sports television after aborting his final flying lap and taking fourth place on the grid with team mate Valtteri Bottas third.
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BARCELONA, March 1 (Reuters) - Ferrari could be half a second quicker than Formula One champions Mercedes, Lewis Hamilton said on Friday as Sebastian Vettel set the fastest time so far on the last day of pre-season testing.
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Raikkonen lapped the 5.063 km Marina Bay Street Circuit in 1:38.699 seconds, with Hamilton just behind as the rejuvenated Red Bulls of Max Verstappen and Daniel Ricciardo finished third and fourth respectively half a second further back.
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Why would I care about Leta Lestrange's (Zoe Kravitz) parentage when we only saw her for half a second in the first movie, and this sequel sets her up as barely more than a love interest with great outfits?
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It caught Giaccherini in stride, and he controlled the ball with his left foot, waited maybe half a second for Belgium's goalkeeper, Thibaut Courtois, to rush toward him and then calmly struck with his right foot for a goal.
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The funny thing about the AMR is that, even though it's 200 pounds lighter and has the same 503-horsepower V8 engine as the "base" car, it takes half a second longer to go from 0 to 60 mph.
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The Skantars gracefully negotiated the rapids under a blinding sun in Deodoro's Whitewater Arena in a time of 101.58, finishing less than half a second faster than silver medalists Richard Hounslow and David Florence of Britain, who clocked 102.01 seconds.
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The Skantars gracefully negotiated the rapids under a blinding sun in Deodoro's Whitewater Arena in a time of 101.58, finishing less than half a second faster than silver medallists Richard Hounslow and David Florence of Britain, who clocked 102.01 seconds.
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He was nearly half a second slower than Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel, who has kept his hopes alive by saying the "fat lady has yet to sing", and also behind the Red Bull of 20-year-old Dutch sensation Max Verstappen.
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Peaty, who completed a third straight 50/100m breaststroke double, came home in a time of 26.06 — the third fastest ever and more than half a second quicker than silver medallist Felipe Lima (26.66) with Joao Gomes Junior third (26.69).
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The first track takes the driving, repetitive riffs from post-hardcore bands like Drive Like Jehu and extrapolates on them, creating a lazy funk-ish bassline that sounds like it's half a second behind the lyrics — in a good way.
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"We made something we call a 'matchmaking mechanism,' that figures out in half-a-second which technician has the skills, availability, the right parts on hand and so on to get to you and help you this hour," he said.
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Matt appeared set to hand Hirscher a rare defeat after charging ahead by half a second at the intermediate point of the second leg, but holes in the lower section did the damage as he crossed the finish line 0.05 seconds behind Hirscher.
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The German's best time of one minute 16.488 was nearly half a second faster than Hamilton, with all eyes instead on 20-year-old Verstappen who had looked like becoming the youngest driver ever to secure pole after leading the second phase.
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It was Svindal's third win of the season after a pair of downhill victories last month, after he beat the tour's Super G leader Jansrud by half a second with the finish line moved uphill to preserve the course for Saturday's downhill.
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President Worm Brain is now incapable of holding a thought in his head for longer than half a second or talking about anything that isn't overtly racist or related to how he "could have totally had Cheryl Tiegs in the 80s, believe me."
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Karl-Anthony Towns made a tiebreaking free throw with half a second remaining in overtime Friday night, giving the Minnesota Timberwolves a 131-130 victory that dropped the visiting Golden State Warriors into a tie for the top spot in the Western Conference.
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But it was an uncharacteristically off-colour day for the usually dominant champions, with the silver cars hindered by niggling problems in the morning and a lack of pace that saw them end the day more than half a second off Verstappen's best.
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But it was an uncharacteristically off-colour day for the dominant champions, with the silver cars hindered by niggling problems in the morning and a lack of pace that saw them end the day more than half a second off Verstappen's best.
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This is a much different approach to the problem than Amazon's own product recognition engine on the Fire Phone (RIP) or Google Goggles (RIP) or the scan feature in Google Photos (which was pretty useless for things SmartLens reliably did in half a second).
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And you know, I only saw him for a brief period of time, it might have a half a second, a second, two seconds, however long a time it took me to figure out that it was really dumb for me to stand where I was standing.
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The spell only took half a second at most, before a voice behind me warned that I was in the wrong locker room, and the man turned his dark, wavy-haired head and smiled at me briefly before I retreated backward as if a tape on rewind.
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If any curious Houstonian hoping to get in a fun, upbeat workout to Jason Derulo or whatever had actually walked into the place, it'd take about half a second to realize no one was going to teach them how turn a squat thrust into a dance move.
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Butler's Baldwin beats Northwestern in last second Freshman guard Kamar Baldwin hit a jumper from just inside the 3-point arc with half a second to play to lift Butler past Northwestern 70-232.4 Wednesday in a back-and-forth Gavitt Tipoff Game at Hinkle Fieldhouse in Indianapolis.
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In a photograph, the time during which the light is refracted by the lens, enters the aperture and is allowed to rest on the photosensitive surface could be 1/125th of a second, one-eighth of a second, half a second, a whole minute, much more or much less.
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Had it not been for a ludicrous red card for Robin van Persie for kicking the ball away half a second after the ref had blown his whistle, the Gunners might well have progressed at the Nou Camp and their Round of 16 hoodoo might never have begun.
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"The corner of my eye just happen to see this dude turning right when the train came and hit him and for a half a second my brain didn&apost register what it was and then you heard the loudest sound you&aposve ever heard," witness Ryan Stern told ABC7 .
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But Efimova has great closing speed and pushed King at the very end — King really had to work to hold onto her scrap of a lead and ended up finishing with a time of 1 minute 4.93 seconds — good enough for gold and a half a second faster than Efimova.
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Less than half a second of flight is needed to capture a mosquito's acoustic signature, and the technique works even against background noise like sirens or conversation, said Haripriya Mukundarajan, a mechanical engineering student who presented the research at the annual conference of the American Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene.
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When the band launches into "Long Distance Call," the stage lights up in an explosion of red and white lights as the chorus reaches its crescendo, and the bros and I begin jumping up and down together, yelling, reaching up into the sky and, for half a second, actually finding some unison.
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Since its first jury-rigged setup in Moore's shed, when the oche system took 16 seconds to compute an incorrect result, Dale says they can now accurately track three darts with 99.6 percent accuracy, computing where they land on the board within 200 microns of accuracy and in less than half a second.
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So if you take a bunch of shots and jump immediately into the camera roll, you'll first see a proxy image while Deep Fusion runs in the background, and then it'll pop to the final version with more detail, a process Apple says shouldn't take more than a quarter to half a second by the time switch to the camera roll.
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