days · temporal
a piece of time that differs from the previous piece by a regular pattern
Examples
- Earth completes one rotation every 23.93 hours, defining the sidereal day measured by astronomers at Greenwich Observatory. astronomy
- The Julian calendar assigned 365 days to a year, adding a leap day every four years starting in 45 BCE. history
- Unix time counts days as 86400-second intervals since January 1, 1970, resetting at midnight UTC. computing
Emergence
through: as time is segmented into portions, differences between successive portions manifest through a repeating regular pattern, forming a day
- temporal recurrence
- bounded duration with rhythmic boundary
- successive distinction by repetition
Chain to foundations
Neighborhood
Concepts that depend on this one above; what it is built from below.
Used by (12)
dailyL5todayL5weekL5tuesdayL6holidayL8mondayL10sundayL11monthL13calendarL14fridayL15wednesdayL16summerL21
Relations
| is-a | time.dimension | is-a |
| abstracts | pattern.regularity | abstracts |