Bravo, bravo, bravo! On several occasions I have pointed out that there is
more to time-nuttery than striving to achieve an Allen deviation measured
in zeptoseconds. The silence in response is always deafening. If I want to
struggle with phase angles of billionths of a degree, I can go down to my
In message <20180508073640.64e72406...@ip-64-139-1-69.sjc.megapath.net>, Hal Mu
rray writes:
>about the clocks in Oxford chiming midnight in friendly disagreement.
Terry Prachett has a lovely description of how the clocks of Ank-Morpork
chimes in "Men At Arms":
Noon in
In 'The Perfectionists' Simon Winchester Looks At History Of Precision
Engineering
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KELLY: You write about that in such a personal way in the book. You include
the detail
