One frame per second. Two frames per second.

This would mean our frame rate is 10 frames per second.

In the film industry, the frame rate is 24 frames per second.

Per second per megaparsec.

However graphics programmers themselves have been moving towards using the inverse of frames per second, milliseconds per frame.

Eight frames per second. 12 frames per second.

Gains, for example, will often have a budget, say, 33.3 milliseconds per frame, which means 30 frames per second.

Kilobytes per second

Megabytes per second

Gigabytes per second

Characters per second

Meters per second

meters per second

feet per second

inches per second

So in this demo we're showing six frames per second for this frame right here.

Four frames per second.

Omega is in radians per second if we put it into revolutions per second omega 2 pi revolutions per second

Joules per second, or Watts.

1 second per 4 metres.

1. 4 Terabytes per second.

So here I want to convert omega from radians per second into revolutions per second

This thing is orbiting the sun at 10 miles per second, 20 miles per second.

17 7 Queries per second avg

It's only six pence per second.

That's two thousand cycles per second

So it's 10 feet per second.

There's two million emails per second.

Here's the sequence presented at a rate of one frame per two seconds with one second of black in between.

This value of 60 Hertz gives an upper limit on the frame rate, the number of new images per second.

And then we're going to have meters per second, so we could write meters per second.

My monitor is 1,920 by 1,200 pixels in size. I'd like to have a frame rate of 60 frames per second.

Six pence per second, Bob reminds her.

Second round we got 7.50 per share.

Right, everything is v feet per second.

Initial velocity of v feet per second.

So 10 feet per second times time.

Is equal to 160 meters per second.

If it takes you slightly more than a 30th of a second, and the monitor updates at 60 frames per second, this means you'll miss 2 frame updates and be able to update only every third frame.

And it creates a simple, low speed data stream in 10,000 bits per second, 20,000 bits per second.

So we can write 299,792,458 meters per second as 3.0 times 10 to the eighth meters per second.

Generally speaking, we being to lose that awareness at intervals of around 100 milliseconds per image, which is equal to a frame rate of around ten frames per second.

And the second one was called TwentyFour Frame da Vinci.

Hubble, pushed for the lower values, around 50 kilometers per second per megaparsec.

Imagine you had one second per product category.