Examples of using Leap seconds in English and their translations into Polish
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NTP time servers are designed to accommodate these leap seconds, enabling computer systems and technologies to remain accurate,
they have added 25 leap seconds to UTC.
Additional Leap seconds are added to UTC to counter the imprecision of Earth's rotation
it is not tied to the rotation of the earth so there are no"leap seconds" in GPS time.
Leap seconds are a point of controversy,
UTC allows for the slowing of the Earth's rotation by adding leap seconds every year or two and sometimes twice a year.
no consensus has been reached and leap seconds look set to stay for the foreseeable future.
History of the Leap Second- Article on how we obtain leap seconds.
These leap seconds are automatically accounted for in any clock synchronization that uses NTP(Network Time Protocol)
supports such features as leap seconds- added to compensate for the slowing of the Earth's rotation.
has to have leap seconds added once or twice a year.
system administrators can make their own provisions to adjust for leap seconds.
decide when to add additional leap seconds.
If you're using GPS NTP servers your system administrators can make provisions to adjust for leap seconds.
Leap Seconds are added to UTC by the International Earth Rotation Service(IERS)
called leap seconds, as necessary to keep it within a second of GMT or UT1.
Often, problems with leap seconds occur because sources of UTC change automatically at a certain time.
called leap seconds, as necessary to keep it within a second of GMT or UT1.
Leap Seconds prevent the actual time as told by atomic clocks