Eksempler på bruk av Global timescale på Engelsk og deres oversettelse til Norsk
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Many of the world's computer networks are all synchronised to the same global timescale UTC(Coordinated Universal Time).
To allow networks across the globe to synchronise with each other, a global timescale was introduced in the 1970s.
the world's global timescale.
After atomic clocks were developed there was a call from many sectors to come up with a global timescale.
In using a atomic clock as a reference an NTP network will be accurate to within a few milliseconds of the world's global timescale UTC(Coordinated Universal Time).
For this purpose it was clear by the early 1970's that a global timescale was required.
In fact a global timescale has been developed that is based on the time told by atomic clocks.
UTC is a global timescale that is commonly used to synchronise the clocks on computer networks allowing machines from across the globe to communicate together and conduct time sensitive applications.
Not only is it the official global timescale but is used by hundreds of thousands of computer networks all over the world.
is the global timescale based on the time told by atomic clocks which are the most accurate of time keeping devices.
UTC is the global timescale, used throughout the world as a single timescale by computer networks.
The earth's rotation is speeding up gradually which means the global timescale UTC(coordinated universal time)
help to ensure that the global timescale, Universal Coordinated Time(UTC),
Whilst strictly speaking GPS time is not the same as the global timescale UTC(coordinated universal time),
UTC is the global timescale used by computer networks across the world ensuring that everybody is keeping the same time.
an extra second is added to the global timescale.
There are several drawbacks to using this Internet time as a source of UTC(Coordinated Universal Time- the global timescale often referred to as GMT).
occasional seconds need adding to the global timescale UTC- Leap Seconds.
This is done for political reasons so no one country has complete control over the global timescale.
Leap Seconds have been in use since the development of atomic clocks and the introduction of the global timescale UTC(Coordinated Universal Time).