Nanosecond
A nanosecond is the time that takes the red light to turn green and the car that is behind you to honk three times
Nanosecond by jackts9999 May 4, 2009
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nanosecond
A billionth of a second
RAM is measured in nanoseconds.
nanosecond by Shellie April 27, 2004
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nonosecond
Also known as SRT (Sphincter Reaction Time), is the small amount of time between the urge to pass gas and the determination that there could be solid or liquid in said gas passage.
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