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Linea 1: {{Latinitas\|-3}} [[Fasciculus:E. Mathey-Tissot minute-repeater, c. 1909.jpg\|thumb\|[[Horologium]] mechanicum cum facie parva ad secunda numeranda]] '''Secundum''' {{victio\|Secundus\|i\|n}}, aliquando '''''sec.''''' abbreviatum, signo [[Systema Internationale\|Systematis Internationalis ~~Unitatum Systematis~~Mensurarum]]~~{{dubsig}}~~ (SI) '''''s,''''' est [[~~unitates mensurae\|unitas~~mensura]]~~{{dubsig}}~~ [[tempus\|temporis]], etprimaria ~~[[Prima~~vel ~~SI Unitas\|prima~~axiomatica unitas~~]]{{dubsig}}~~ temporis hoc in systemate.<ref name="BIPM21"> {{cite web \|title=Official BIPM definition \|url=http://www.bipm.org/en/si/si_brochure/chapter2/2-1/second.html \|publisher=[[BIPM]] \|accessdate=2008}}</ref> Per conventum atomicum, secundum ~~correspondet~~est ~~tantis~~tempus 9 192 631 770 ~~periodorum~~cyclorum radiationis [[~~lux\|lucis~~electron]]um ~~undarum~~quae ~~qua potimur ex transitione~~movent inter ~~duos gradus hypersubtiles~~ status fundamentalis [[atomus\|atomi]] [[Caesium\|Cs]] 133.<ref>[http://www.bipm.org/en/si/ Bureau International des Poids et Mesures.]</ref> Homines eum [[horologium\|horologio]] metiri possunt. ==Multiplices SI== Line 19 ⟶ 20: In antiquitate [[Isaacus Newtonus\|Newtoni]], divisus temporis erant annus, mensis, dies, hora, minutum primum, et minutum secundum; quaeque hora divisa erat in 60 ''minuta prima'' et quisque minutum primum in 60 ''minuta secunda.'' <ref> Vide etiam historia vocabuli ''secundum'' in ~~pagina Anglice~~ [[en:second\|pagina Anglica]]: "Originally, the second was known as a "second minute", meaning the second minute (i.e. small) division of an hour. The first division was known as a "prime minute" and is equivalent to the minute we know today." </ref> Anno 1687 [[Isaacus Newtonus\|Newtonus]] in sua ''Principia''<ref>

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