Let us trace the annual orbit of the terrestrial globe round the central orb, and we shall find that the Earth falls in each second 2.
The heat emitted by the Sun, at each second, is equal to that which would result from the combustion of eleven quadrillions six hundred thousand milliards of tons of coal, all burning together.
This is the quantity by which the Moon drops toward us in each second, during which she accomplishes 1,017 meters of her orbit.
From these observations we can compute the distance covered each second and the velocity at the end of each second.
How many cubic feet of water pass over it each second?
Estimating the quantity of water which flows through the trough each second.
If the disk turns fast enough, the puffs blend into a musical sound, whose pitch rises higher and higher as the disk moves faster and faster, and produces more and more puffs each second.
The filament was steadily going on emitting electrons although there were already in the tube so many electrons that just as many crowded back into the filament each second as the filament sent out.
When some one asks how large a current is flowing in a wire we don't tell him six billion billion electrons each second; we tell him "one ampere.
The first answer is: "No, there is a smaller number of electrons passing through the plate circuit each second if the grid is being affected by an incoming signal.
The velocity, 32 feet per second, which measures the change of motion in each second, also measures the accelerating force which produces this motion, and it is usually represented in formulæ by the letter g.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "each second" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
