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chronometry

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chro·nom·e·try  (kr-nm-tr)
n.
The scientific measurement of time.

chronometry [krəˈnɒmɪtrɪ]
n
(Miscellaneous Technologies / Horology) the science or technique of measuring time with extreme accuracy

chronometry
1. the art of measuring time accurately.
2. the measurement of time by periods or divisions. — chronometric, chronometrical, adj.
See also: Time


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Interspersed are straightforward commentary, sketches, and photos of such subjects as the Gulf Stream, chronometry, nautical terms, a seagoing grace before meals, extreme weather, parts of a bosun's pipe, and manmade icebergs.
The volume is divided into four sections of unequal length: 1) Improving the link between accessory phase chronometers and petrological information; 2) Advances in the chronometry of major minerals--pro-grade histories; 3) Texturally controlled ('in situ') chronometry; and 4) Understanding transport processes in rocks.
In previous MI studies, (62,63) chronometry was used for controlling temporal parameters.
 
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