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second (Backer), noun advocate, aide, angel, backer, champion, endorser, patron, promoter, supporter second (Moment), noun before you know it, brief peeiod of time, flash, flash of an eyelid, instant second verb approve, assist, authorize, back, back up, confirm, endorse, favor, pass, ratify, receipt, recommend, sanction, stand behind, subscribe, support, validate, vote for, warrant Associated concepts: second lien See also: abet, abettor, advocate, agree, aid, approve, assist, assistant, backer, bear, concur, confirm, countersign, deputy, endorse, help, indorse, justify, organize, point, proctor, promote, recommend, replacement, side, support, uphold SECOND. A measure equal to one sixtieth part of a minute. Vide Measure. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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The RE0158M boasts a recovery time of 35 nanoseconds. The materials achieved switching speeds between 10 and 30 nanoseconds, which are in the ballpark for a useful memory chip, Kanwal says. One of the challenges facing designers of high data rate computer hard drives and magnetic memory chips is that for most magnetic metals, it typically takes a few nanoseconds for the magnetization to come to rest after it has been switched or "bumped" by a magnetic field pulse. |
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