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Nanosecond |
Telecom unit |
Tiny time pd. |
Brief time pd. |
Instant: Abbr. |
Tiny time div. |
Minute minute pt. |
Tiny amt. of time |
Brief amt. of time |
Minuscule time pd. |
Tiny bit of a min. |
Wee part of a min. |
Teeny amt. of time |
Fraction of a min. |
Short time, shortly |
Small time? (abbr.) |
Very short time pd. |
Tiny part of a min. |
Time fraction: Abbr. |
Nanosecond, condensed |
Very, very short time |
Tiny div. of a minute |
Minute part of a min. |
Minute fraction: Abbr. |
Minute pt. of a minute |
Tiny time unit (abbr.) |
Fraction of time: Abbr. |
Tiny division of a min. |
Tiny time period: Abbr. |
Tiny fraction of a min. |
Small fraction of a min. |
Tiny bit of time (abbr.) |
Tiny unit of time: Abbr. |
Minuscule part of a min. |
Minute fraction of a min. |
Minute minute part: Abbr. |
Small unit of time: Abbr. |
Tiny time interval: Abbr. |
Tiny time unit, for short |
Minuscule div. of a minute |
Tiny time fraction (abbr.) |
Very short time, for short |
Tiny amount of time: Abbr. |
Fraction of a moment: Abbr. |
One of 60 billion in a min. |
Extremely short time (abbr.) |
Very brief moment, for short |
Tiny fraction of time: Abbr. |
Brief moment of time (abbr.) |
Infinitesimal span, for short |
Small interval of time: Abbr. |
Fraction of an instant: Abbr. |
Tiny time fragment, for short |
One sixty-billionth of a min. |
Microelectronic moment (abbr.) |
Minuscule time fraction: Abbr. |
Short period of time, for short |
Minute part of a minute (abbr.) |
Infinitesimal time period: Abbr. |
Tiny fraction of a minute: Abbr. |
Fraction of a fraction of a min. |
Extremely short time unit (abbr.) |
Time unit in a physical chem. lab |
Minuscule part of a minute (abbr.) |
It's gone in less than a flash: Abbr. |
Time for light to travel about one ft. |
It's faster than the blink of an eye: Abbr. |
Time it takes light to travel a ft., roughly |
About how long it takes light to travel a ft. |
Time required for light to travel about a ft. |
Approx. time it takes for light to travel one foot |
Roughly, time it takes for light to travel one ft. |
It takes light about one to travel one ft.in a vacuum |