So technically, you see how they looked a fraction of a second ago.

因此, 本质上说看到的是几毫前物体的样子。

This method worked when the chanting was delayed by as little as two hundred milliseconds.

在呐喊录音只延迟200毫时，这种方法是有效的。

That spike only happened for a few milliseconds.

这个峰值只持续了几毫。

So, the average human response time in a conversation is 200 milliseconds.

那么，人类在对话中的平均反应时间是 200 毫。

You might think that for like a millisecond.

可能会想一毫。

If the string twangs loud enough, you might react in less than 65 milliseconds.

如弦声足够大的话，可能会在不到 65 毫出反应。

It can be a matter of seconds or even milliseconds.

这可能是几钟甚至几毫的事情。

Emo can predict your smile 840 milliseconds before it even starts.

Emo可以在开始微笑之前840毫预测到。

We assess each other in milliseconds, not even seconds.

我们在几毫的时间来评估彼此，甚至都不用几。

If you practice running 800 meters, count the milliseconds, not the minutes.

如练习跑800米，以毫计时而不是钟。

This type has a PR interval greater than 200 milliseconds.

这种传导阻滞的PR间期超过200毫。

We discovered that the finger snap takes about seven milliseconds.

我们发现打响指大约需要7毫。

Almost impossible — especially when most nocturnal calls are less than 100 milliseconds long.

几乎不可能——尤其是大多数夜间鸣叫的时长不到 100 毫。

Some are as short as 20 milliseconds.

有些甚至只有 20 毫。

That would mean that this delayed parameter should be increased 250 milliseconds.

这样的话这个延迟参数就要增加250毫。

But neurotransmitters don't stay bonded to their receptors for more than a few milliseconds.

但是神经递质与受体的结合时间不会超过几毫。

Each electrode then measures the electrical activity of the brain with precision down to the millisecond.

每个电极都会测量大脑的电活动，精确到毫。

It takes a single neuron about 10 milliseconds to add up all its inputs and respond.

单个神经元需要大约 10 毫才能将其所有输入相加并出反应。

It turned out that the failure occurred just a hundred milliseconds before the engines were ignited.

原来，故障发生在引擎点火前的一百毫。

And this leaves you only about ten milliseconds per frame.

这就只留给大约每帧 10 毫的时间了。