Sentences with phrase «microseconds later»

It was a glancing blow; a few microseconds later, it might have been much worse.

When we pushed it on the corners, we felt the front wheels lose grip for a moment, but the rears dug in a microsecond later, keeping the car under our control.

Not exact matches

This is why their speed is very, very close to the speed of light: v = 0.999999995 c - to illustrate this, take the distance incredibly long between the Sun and Earth: light takes 8 minutes to travel this distance of 150 million kilometres, and an electron travelling at the speed of the electrons in the ESRF storage ring, will arrive «only» a quarter of a microsecond «later».