For example, clocks run faster on the moon than on Earth, gaining about 56 microseconds each day, officials said.

例如，官员们说，月球上的时钟运行得比地球上快，每天快约56微。

And all of this would happen in a matter of microseconds.

这一切都在几微内发生。

We can hear differences in timing as small as one hundredth of a second, or 10 microseconds.

我们可以听到小到百分之一或者说 10 微的时间差异。

The earthquake was so powerful, it shifted the earth on its axis, and shortened our days by 2.8 microseconds.

这场地震是如此强大，甚至使地轴都发生了偏移，将一天的时间缩短了 2.8 毫。

The muons last for only two microseconds.

介子只持续两微。

It jitters around by, I don't know, 40, 50 microseconds all the time.

它一直在抖动，我不知道，40、50 微。

I had to go up to several microseconds.

我不得不上升到几微。

However, a low-frequency sound coming from one side will reach the near ear microseconds before the far one.

然而，来自一侧的低频声音会比远耳早几微到达近耳。

It only lives for about two microseconds, but that's sufficiently long to precisely study its properties.

它只存在约两微，但足以精确研究其特性。

It enables researchers to perform complex computational tasks in the cloud and the public to experience quantum computing at the speed of microseconds.

该平台使研究人员能够在云端执行复杂的计算任务，使公众能够以微级的速度体验量子计算。

Well, that's not something I've devoted more than a microsecond to since I don't, I've never looked at or participated in Twitter.

嗯，这不是我投入超过一微的东西， 因为我没有，我从来没有看过或参与过 Twitter。

That ant was the animal acceleration record-holder until 2018, when it was dethroned by the snap-jaw, or dracula ant, which snaps its jaws in 23 microseconds.

这种蚂蚁一直是动物加速度记录的保持者，直到 2018 年，它被在 23 微内弹击下巴的德古拉蚂蚁取代。

The software involved is able to track the plasma's behaviour so rapidly that it can tweak conditions every 100 microseconds, keeping it away from the reactor walls.

所涉及的软件能够如此迅速地跟踪等离子体的行为， 以至于它可以每 100 微调整一次条件，使其远离反应器壁。

If you think about that in terms of the thickness of an earbud, it's getting from the outside of the earbud to the inside of the earbud in about 15 microseconds, so that's millionths of a second.

如果你考虑一下耳塞的厚度，它从耳塞外面到耳塞里面只需要 15 微，也就是百万分之一。

" When it comes to timing precision, " Nina wrote in her book, " [the auditory system leaves] the visual system in the dust." We can hear differences in timing as small as one hundredth of a second, or 10 microseconds.

“当谈到计时精度时， ” 妮娜在她的书中写道，“[听觉系统将]视觉系统留在尘土中。 我们可以听到小至百分之一或 10 微的时间差异。