Was ist der Unterschied zwischen Tumescence usually develops within 3 to 5 seconds of stimulation. und Tumescence usually starts to develop within 3 to 5 seconds of stimulation ?Du kannst auch einfach Beispielsätze geben.

Englisch (US)

In the first case, develop means that tumescence is fully formed within 3-5 seconds.

In the second case, adding “start” before “to develop” conveys that tumescence merely begins within 3-5 seconds, still in progress, with an unknown completion time.

If I say:

“The runners raced at 5PM today.”

You can know with certainty that the runners have finished racing. The beginning and end of the activity are not mentioned, but implied.

If I say:

“The runners started to race at 5PM today.”

You cannot know from my statement that the runners have finished their race. Only that they have begun.

With the phrase “start” before an infinitive, we indicate an activity or process that has most certainly begun, but that is not certainly finished.

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Vereinfachtes Chinesisch (China)

@corran_thornton But he is in the present tense.

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@corran_thornton Some say they are equal.

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@corran_thornton within 3 to 5 seconds=at least 3 seconds ，but at most 5 seconds.

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@corran_thornton ‎‎In the present research，tumescence usually develops within 3 to 5 seconds of stimulation.= ‎‎In the present research，tumescence usually develops in 3 to 5 seconds of stimulation.

right？

Vereinfachtes Chinesisch (China)

@corran_thornton Penile response to stimulation is tumescence，which develops rapidly，with the penis becoming fully engorged within from 3 to 5 seconds in an involuntary reaction.= ‎‎In the present research，tumescence usually develops within 3 to 5 seconds of stimulation；full tumescence early in sexual response cycle.

corran_thornton

Englisch (US)

@f85b03dd correct, “in” and “within” are equal here, meaning at least 3 seconds, and at most 5 seconds.

Even in the present tense, “develops within 3 to 5 seconds” indicates that tumescence is completely manifested within that time.

“Starts to develop” indicates that the development of tumescence has begun, but does not indicate that it has yet finished or reached capacity.

The difference is very minute, my apologies if my explanations are not very helpful.

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Vereinfachtes Chinesisch (China)

@corran_thornton Thank you very much！ So 3—5 seconds achieve full tumescence. （When did it start to develop?）

Can you tell me？

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@corran_thornton 3—5 seconds achieve full erection.
right？

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@corran_thornton
I feel that this sentence is talking about an observed phenomenon.

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@corran_thornton The response cycle in men may be divided into the same four phases as in women，although they are less well defined.Phase I is ushered in by the erection which occurs very rapidly （3 to 5 seconds）after the onset of effective stimulstion.

It means ....？
You can tell me？

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@corran_thornton Can you help me?

14 Feb 2022

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@corran_thornton Tumescence develops within 3 to 5 seconds of stimulation" = Tumescence starts and continues to develop in the first 3 to 5 seconds after the sexual stimulation has begin.

right？