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1. Space & Time
   `Space & Time` is a jazz music album by hip hop producer Madlib`s Jazz project under the alias of R.M.C. It was released in very limited quanitites in Japan only in 2010 on Orochon Records in vinyl format only. Track list: All tracks composed, arranged, and produced by Madlib. # &q...
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2. space and time
   considered from the empirical perspective, they form the context in which objects interact outside of us; considered from the transcen¬dental perspective, they are pure, so they exist inside of us as conditions of knowledge. (Cf. categories.)
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3. Space time
   (chemical engineering) `Space time` (or `space-time`) is the time necessary to process one reactor volume of fluid, given a particular set of entrance conditions. Commonly represented by the Greek letter Ï„, it is obtained by dividing the reactor volume by the volumetric flow rate entering the reactor. External links:
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4. space-time
   [n] - the 4-dimensional coordinate system (3 dimensions of space and 1 of time) in which physical events are located
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5. space-time
   space-time continuum noun the four-dimensional coordinate system (3 dimensions of space and 1 of time) in which physical events are located
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6. space-time
   in physical science, single concept that recognizes the union of space and time, posited by Albert Einstein in the theories of relativity (1905, ... [12 related articles]
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7. space-time
   conceptual model having properties of a four-dimensional mathematical space and used to describe everything existing physically
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8. space-time
   space-time, central concept in the theory of relativity that replaces the earlier concepts of space and time as separate absolute entities. In relativity one cannot uniquely distinguish space and time as elements in descriptions of events. Space and time are joined together in an intimate combinatio...
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9. Space-Time
   The four-dimensional continuum including the three dimensions of space (length, width and height) and one of time; the unity of space and time. The concept was first suggested by H. Minkowski and immediately afterward incorporated by A. Einstein into his (special) theory of relativity. The former co...
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10. space-time
    In physics, combination of space and time used in the theory of relativity. When developing relativity, Albert Einstein showed that time was in many respects like an extra dimension (or direction) to space. Space and time can thus be considered as entwined into a single entity, rather than two separate things. Space-time is considered to have f...
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11. space-time
    See Special Relativity.
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12. spacecraft clock time
    [n] - the clock time given by a clock carried on board a spacecraft
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13. spacecraft clock time
    SCLK noun the clock time given by a clock carried on board a spacecraft
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14. spacecraft event time
    [n] - the universal time coordinated time on board the spacecraft
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15. spacecraft event time
    SCET noun the coordinated universal time on board the spacecraft; `SCET = TRM + OWLT`
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16. Spacecraft Event Time
    `Spacecraft Event Time` (SCET) is the time an event occurs in relation to a spacecraft. Since it takes time for a radio transmission to reach the spacecraft from the earth, the usual operation of a spacecraft is done via an uploaded commanding script containing SCET markers to ensure a certain timel...
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17. Spacetime
    Space has three dimensions. However, the theory of relativity predicts that time, like space, is a dimension. In order to describe a four dimensional universe which has three spatial dimensions and one time dimension the word 'spacetime' was coined. Each point in spacetime is called an event.
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18. Spacetime
    A combination of time and three-dimensional space that forms a four-dimensional geometry expressing the connections between space and time. See also: Time.
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19. Spacetime
    In physics, `spacetime` (or `space-time`, `space time`) is any mathematical model that combines space and time into a single continuum. Spacetime is usually interpreted with space as being three-dimensional and time playing the role of a fourth dimension that is of a different sort from the spatial ...
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20. SpaceTime
    (software) `SpaceTime`<ref group="n">SpaceTime is trademarked by SpaceTime3D, Inc.: and is also patented by SpaceTime3D, Inc. : --> (also known as `SpaceTime3D`) is a 3D graphical user interface that displays web pages in a 3d tabbed stack. The interface is available as online as...
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