Examples of using Five-second in English and their translations into Greek
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Computer
Five-second burn.
I had a five-second rule.
Five-second rule on the ground.
Myth or truth: the five-second rule.
Another five-second break, and 30 pulses.
Science confirms the‘five-second rule'.
Five-second burn, right booster.
The bomb is on a five-second delay.
The'five-second rule' for eating food?
Stroll was awarded a five-second time penalty.
The five-second rule! The five-second rule!
Is there any truth behind the‘five-second rule'?→.
The five-second rule is really the 30-second moisture and surface rule.".
Most people live by the five-second rule.
A five-second timer will limit collection time to mitigate the chance of a collision.
I want positioning feeds from you at five-second intervals.
The solution is given as a three- to five-second injection through a catheter(a thin sterile tube) into a vein.
The“five-second rule” is a significant oversimplification of what actually happens when bacteria transfers from a surface to food.
Let's ask someone who has more than a five-second attention span.
The five-second penalty would hang over Hamilton for the rest of the race and hamstrung his chances of mounting a fight back.
New mobile ad formats will emerge, including five-second mobile video spots.
The popular notion of the‘five-second rule' is that food dropped on the floor, but picked up quickly, is safe to eat because bacteria need time to transfer….
But after I did exactly the same in my fight with Sebastian Vettel,I got a five-second penalty and I lost my third place.
Verstappen was able to gradually cut into Hamilton's five-second advantage over the rest of the race, but Hamilton was just able to hang on despite voicing engine concerns and complaining of a lack of grip late on.
I was so far in front I was like let's cut the corner so we get a five-second penalty and make it interesting,” he joked.
Vettel was given a five-second time penalty because the stewards judged he had rejoined the track in an unsafe manner and forced Lewis Hamilton to take evasive action after going off the road at the first chicane while leading with 22 laps to go.
When given into a vein,the solution is given as a three- to five-second injection through a catheter(a thin sterile tube).
Vettel remains adamant that his move at Spoon Curve was not overly ambitious, anddismisses suggestions he should have waited for a better moment knowing that Verstappen already had a five-second penalty for the Raikkonen incident.
The stewards felt Vettel was guilty of a wrongdoing and handed him a five-second penalty which led to him dropping behind Hamilton at the chequered flag.
The popular notion of the‘five-second rule' is that food dropped on the floor, if picked up quickly, is safe to eat because bacteria need time to transfer,' Professor Schaffner told Rutgers Today.
