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Learn more about Intellectual history of time in the online encyclopedia. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14) |
 | | With invention of the pendulum in 1657 came isochronous time, although the time was still adjusted to match what was thought of as 'natural time', the angle of the sun on the horizon. |
 | | However, it goes even further, destroying the assumption of linear time, and presenting nonlinear time, which is an extension of the characteristic time, of a system. |
 | | linear time - time that is involved in non-chaotic differential equations, and mutually, a geometry that consists of smooth manifolds. |
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