Thus the sidereal day is shorter than the stellar day by about 8.4 ms.

The Jewish population is a tiny fraction of what it was before World War II.

And in many ways, I try to capture the mishaps it's the challenge in photography when these things all take place in a fraction of a second.

This code then downloads a larger piece of shellcode (stage 2) into the process's memory and executes it.

Perhaps the part of the paragraph following the words thirty second session could be replaced by the phrase as to possible continuation of the Agreement .

After 1939 it was used for suburban services and part of it became a mailing centre during World War II.

Others maintained that the use of the veto was part of the existing working methods of the Security Council and should therefore be addressed under cluster II.

Also, double touches are allowed in épée, although the touches must occur within 40 milliseconds (1 25 of a second) of each other.

But another part of our legacy is environmental.

Second, the really big subsidies in modern America flow to a part of its financial elite the privileged few who are in charge of the biggest firms on Wall Street.

David Hockney talks about how the appreciation of this very glamorous painting is heightened if you think about the fact that it takes two weeks to paint this splash, which only took a fraction of a second to happen.

So they're crossing thousands of kilometers in a fraction of a second, and as they do so, they not only curve space, but they leave behind in their wake a ringing of space, an actual wave on space time.

This is part of that genome.

Transfer of part of the territory

It's part of the system.

Calypso was involved in the Second Battle of Heligoland Bight on 17 November 1917, when she and her sister ship were part of the force that intercepted German minesweepers near the German coast.

For the secondary to be imploded by the hot, radiation induced plasma surrounding it, it must remain cool for the first microsecond, i.e., it must be encased in a massive radiation (heat) shield.

We have a pattern detection problem that is assessing the difference between a Type I and a Type II error is highly problematic, especially in split second, life and death situations.

From 1929 to 1939, it was part of Drina Banovina and from 1939 until 1941 it was part of the Banovina of Croatia.

That's part of the game of golf?

You're now part of my life.

Sami was a part of the KKK.

Kabylie is part of Algeria.

The Ministry of Railways has become history.

Part of a regional trend

It is part of Hilton Worldwide.

Starting from one atom, the number of fissions can theoretically double a hundred times in a microsecond, which could consume all uranium or plutonium up to hundreds of tons by the hundredth link in the chain.

While a small portion of the project may be saved, the essential reality is that this is a unique failure in the history of multilateral trade negotiations, which have transformed the global economy since World War II.

The agreement noted attacks on neutral shipping by submarines, in contravention of the London Naval Treaty (signed in 1930) and the Submarine Protocol, part of the Second London Naval Treaty (signed in 1936).

Separation of part or parts of the territory

A part of this land is mine.

Our language is an important part of our cultural identity.

Confrontations are part of Fadil's everyday life.

Here is part of the conversation from Twitter

And then a new part in my soap opera.

Our hatred became part of our battle for existence.

It is part of the Cheek project.

It is part of the Chicago metropolitan area.

WCC is a part of the AmeriCorps program.

The county is a part of the Centrope Project.

The county is a part of the Centrope Project.

Whanganui is part of the Manawatu Wanganui region.

Much of this population is concentrated in the north of the country with the Southern Governorate being the least densely populated part.

That is, for the same vertical movement, a parcel of moist air will be warmer than a parcel of dry air.

This may only apply to those from the Taff Ely Valley in South Wales, where a large portion of men, left unemployed from the decline of the coal industry in the area, enlisted during the First and Second World Wars.