what is what is the method of measurement of time
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There are two main methods used in the everyday measurement of time, depending on the accuracy required or the interval covered. A clock is a physical mechanism that counts the ongoing passage of time, and is mainly used for more accurate timekeeping and for periods of less than a day. A calendar is a mathematical abstraction used for calculating more extensive periods of time (i.e. longer than a day). Typically, both methods are used together to specify when in time a particular events occurs (e.g. 12:30PM on 16 December 2013). Even before such methods were devised, mankind has always used more informal methods for basic timekeeping, such as the cycle of the seasons, and of day and night, and the position of the Sun in the sky.
The measurement of time involves the use of various different units of measurement, depending on the time scales and periods under consideration. These range from the almost infinitesimal units employed in physics, though the everyday units (e.g. seconds, minutes, hours, days, months, years, etc), to the much larger units used in geological and cosmological time scales.
The measurement of time involves the use of various different units of measurement, depending on the time scales and periods under consideration. These range from the almost infinitesimal units employed in physics, though the everyday units (e.g. seconds, minutes, hours, days, months, years, etc), to the much larger units used in geological and cosmological time scales.
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