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Ancient Greek mythology, who embodied the image of time, originated from out of the primordial chaos. Known as the one who spins the Zodiac Wheel, further evidence of his connection to the progression of time. However, Ancient Greek makes a distinction between two types of time, chronos, the
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Bauer, W. (2001). A Greek-English Lexicon of the New Testament and Other Early Christian Literature (Third Edition). University of Chicago Press.
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1903:Review of Scientific Instruments
1535:(4). NCSL International: 74–89.
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1046:National Watch and Clock Museum
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3484:History of timekeeping devices
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964:British Horological Institute
509:Ultimate fate of the universe
2150:10.1109/ieeestd.2008.4797525
1570:(3). IOP Publishing: S1–S3.
718:time and frequency metrology
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3267:Barycentric Coordinate Time
2926:Geological history of Earth
1459:Online Etymology Dictionary
1274:List of watch manufacturers
1269:List of clock manufacturers
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932:Royal Greenwich Observatory
724:for timekeeping, including
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3287:Geocentric Coordinate Time
3272:Barycentric Dynamical Time
3210:Coordinated Universal Time
2278:Orders of magnitude (time)
2125:10.1109/ieeestd.2004.94440
1584:10.1088/0026-1394/42/3/S01
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2144:, Piscataway, NJ: IEEE,
2119:, Piscataway, NJ: IEEE,
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647:event-related potentials
19:Not to be confused with
3701:Astronomical chronology
3674:Archaeology and geology
3381:Absolute space and time
3297:IERS Reference Meridian
3292:International Date Line
3203:International standards
2944:Absolute space and time
2595:Astronomical chronology
1498:A Greek–English Lexicon
1259:Complication (horology)
952:Science Museum (London)
2994:Time reversal symmetry
2298:Italian six-hour clock
2051:Perman, Stacy (2013).
1864:10.1098/rsta.2005.1633
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1171:parts of the ébauche.
1103:– BHI (United Kingdom)
1097:– AHS (United Kingdom)
1074:Columbia, Pennsylvania
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2759:Time and fate deities
2704:The Unreality of Time
2643:A series and B series
1489:Liddell, Henry George
1279:Winthrop Kellogg Edey
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2979:Theory of relativity
2323:Daylight saving time
1945:"time and frequency"
1515:Webster's Dictionary
1418: 'hour, time',
1198:atelier de terminage
1058:Bristol, Connecticut
869:improve this article
636:cognitive psychology
134:are all examples of
3891:Time value of money
3686:Geologic time scale
3541:History of sundials
3406:Cosmological decade
3358:Greenwich Mean Time
3189:Orders of magnitude
2303:Thai six-hour clock
2055:. New York: Atria.
1915:1999RScI...70.2567L
1856:2005RSPTA.363.2289A
1576:2005Metro..42S...1R
997:in Switzerland, at
944:Clockmakers' Museum
742:frequency standards
726:frequency stability
128:marine chronometers
3866:Mental chronometry
3494:Marine chronometer
3346:Obsolete standards
2833:Rosy retrospection
2811:Mental chronometry
2635:Philosophy of time
1156:French term for a
956:Wallace Collection
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2159:978-0-738-16855-5
2106:Grafton, Edward,
2102:Project Gutenberg
2082:Daniels, George,
2062:978-1-439-19008-1
1923:10.1063/1.1149844
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3871:Decimal time
3600:Astronomical
3479:Complication
3474:Atomic clock
3183:
3089:Time capsule
3083:Tempus fugit
3081:
3003:Other fields
2702:
2683:Perdurantism
2605:Calendar era
2557:
2550:
2536:Cuckoo clock
2473:astronomical
2447:
2273:Unit of time
2249:
2204:Key concepts
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1185:Établisseur
1176:Établissage
1148:Explanation
1083:
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1034:Black Forest
1007:
980:
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867:Please help
862:verification
859:
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264:of the world
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3932:Timekeeping
3881:System time
3876:Metric time
3595:Solar Hijri
3521:Water clock
3504:Radio clock
3436:Time domain
3416:Proper time
3302:Leap second
3184:Chronometry
3099:Time travel
3077:System time
2984:Time domain
2969:Proper time
2793:use of time
2764:Father Time
2744:Immortality
2734:Ages of Man
2663:Endurantism
2620:Regnal year
2600:Big History
2529:water-based
2428:Solar Hijri
2338:Hexadecimal
2288:Measurement
2250:Chronometry
2236:Measurement
2085:Watchmaking
1380:; from
1371:Related to
1289:Clock drift
1131:UK Horology
1008:In France,
550:Time travel
457:Hexadecimal
431:Measurement
399:Immortality
286:Archaeology
147:Paleolithic
140:horologists
136:instruments
112:hourglasses
85:chronometry
77:timekeeping
49:Chronometry
3911:Categories
3896:Timekeeper
3849:Chronology
3833:Millennium
3719:Precession
3625:Julian day
3446:T-symmetry
3307:Solar time
3277:Civil time
2801:Chronemics
2776:Kalachakra
2688:Presentism
2673:Eternalism
2579:Chronology
2517:mechanical
2468:Main types
2386:Main types
1954:26 January
1564:Metrologia
1454:"horology"
1439:References
1396:hōrológion
1377:horologium
1322:(from
1235:Termineur
1227:Terminage
1220:mainspring
1214:Remontoire
1052:, and the
954:, and the
924:See also:
756:See also:
632:perception
477:Naturalism
414:Kalachakra
343:Eternalism
338:Presentism
330:Philosophy
316:Futurology
291:Chronology
116:clepsydras
21:Chronology
3927:Metrology
3922:Frequency
3793:Fortnight
3640:Lunisolar
3630:Leap year
3564:Gregorian
3514:stopwatch
3489:Hourglass
3469:Astrarium
3386:Spacetime
3317:Time zone
3194:Metrology
3173:standards
3057:Leap year
2974:Spacetime
2848:Yesterday
2749:Dreamtime
2723:Mythology
2610:Deep time
2522:stopwatch
2497:hourglass
2478:astrarium
2408:Gregorian
2401:Lunisolar
2378:Calendars
2368:Time zone
2241:standards
1931:0034-6748
1872:1364-503X
1592:122631200
1549:114607028
1475:ὡρολόγιον
1389:ὡρολόγιον
1032:, in the
1001:, and at
796:, united
765:melatonin
722:metrology
545:Spacetime
498:Evolution
493:Cosmogony
436:Standards
404:Afterlife
374:Mythology
306:Metrology
209:Subfields
157:Etymology
104:clockwork
34:hourglass
3854:Duration
3828:Saeculum
3808:Olympiad
3650:Solstice
3579:Holocene
3556:Calendar
3456:Horology
3247:ISO 8601
3242:ISO 31-1
3117:Category
2865:Time in
2856:Tomorrow
2718:Religion
2658:Duration
2625:Timeline
2559:Timeline
2358:Sidereal
2226:Eternity
1888:20446647
1880:16147510
1420:interfix
1246:See also
1153:Chablon
1138:Glossary
1022:Portugal
1010:Besançon
1003:Le Locle
972:Cheshire
915:, Mexico
909:Zacatlán
835:Tzolkʼin
827:Nephthys
447:ISO 8601
389:End time
384:Creation
370:Religion
353:Fatalism
301:Horology
259:Eternity
108:sundials
81:Horology
53:horology
3823:Century
3813:Lustrum
3743:Instant
3615:Equinox
3584:Islamic
3526:Sundial
3391:Chronon
3127:Commons
3050:Related
2964:Instant
2954:Chronon
2936:Physics
2876:Geology
2867:science
2739:Destiny
2584:History
2552:History
2507:sundial
2490:quantum
2433:Chinese
2423:Islamic
2333:Decimal
2328:Chinese
2290:systems
2216:Present
1911:Bibcode
1852:Bibcode
1572:Bibcode
1501:at the
1339:khrónos
1166:Ébauche
752:History
732:as the
473:Science
296:History
247:Present
182:Chronos
100:watches
60:
3818:Decade
3773:Moment
3768:Minute
3763:Second
3733:Other
3590:Julian
3569:Hebrew
3215:offset
3067:Moment
3062:Memory
2914:period
2502:marine
2485:atomic
2460:Clocks
2418:Hebrew
2413:Julian
2348:Metric
2221:Future
2156:
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1517:, 1913
1357:métron
1350:μέτρον
1331:χρόνος
958:. The
950:, the
920:Europe
913:Puebla
823:Osiris
802:Sirius
730:second
535:Motion
452:Metric
252:Future
187:Kairos
130:, and
120:timers
96:clocks
3859:music
3798:Month
3758:Jiffy
3753:Shake
3748:Flick
3645:Solar
3635:Lunar
3610:Epact
3574:Hindu
3509:Watch
3464:Clock
3072:Space
2904:epoch
2894:chron
2852:Today
2821:tempo
2816:Music
2678:Event
2512:watch
2396:Lunar
2391:Solar
2363:Solar
2353:Roman
2343:Hindu
1884:S2CID
1588:S2CID
1545:S2CID
1428:-logy
1384:
1373:Latin
1326:
1310:Notes
1020:, in
1018:Évora
1014:Serpa
985:, in
811:Horus
794:Menes
540:Space
348:Event
195:Homer
3917:Time
3803:Year
3788:Week
3778:Hour
3232:DUT1
3171:and
2791:and
2754:Kāla
2449:List
2443:Maya
2239:and
2211:Past
2197:Time
2154:ISBN
2129:ISBN
2057:ISBN
1956:2021
1949:BIPM
1927:ISSN
1876:PMID
1868:ISSN
1413:hṓra
1145:Term
1016:and
831:Maya
825:and
815:Isis
740:and
681:and
661:and
599:and
242:Past
217:Time
75:and
73:time
57:lit.
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