milliseconds

If they can move ownership for a year, they'll certainly have no problems moving it for a few hundred milliseconds...

Imagine reading a website where pages come up in milliseconds—that's Usenet on a local feed.

Selenium is for browser test, and by its nature it can not run in milliseconds.

(That means that the switch was down for no more than 31 milliseconds per year.) Erlang isn't good for every project.

This extends the reactor period (time it takes for the power to change by a factor of exp(1)) from milliseconds to minutes.

It's also absurd to accuse Google of not caring about performance when they can search the wealth of information on the Internet in milliseconds.

I find it rather disappointing that it still takes on the order of 10^2 milliseconds to solve the hardest sudokus.

Even at 250 FPS, waiting for the next frame takes 4 milliseconds.

When the tabs receive the event, they each wait X milliseconds.

And in HN comments, a hundred milliseconds is a long time.

An incremental compile in Java is measured in milliseconds.

Their lives could span milliseconds, or aeons.

The "stop the world" phase of the collector will almost always be under 10 milliseconds and usually much less.

Given a list of 11 valid CSS properties to "camelize", some with dashes and some without, my code can camelize the set 20 times over in 1 to 2 milliseconds.

This sentence from the release notes "The 'stop the world' phase of the collector will almost always be under 10 milliseconds and usually much less." is completely meaningless in this regard, it basically still says "time required for garbage collection can be anything, sometimes less then 10ms, sometimes more, who knows...".