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How many milliseconds (one thousandth (10^-3) of a second) in the length of time 1 minute?
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By calculation (generator: ["now@trueknowledge.com"]) I know that:
The current time is March 18th 2010, 07:23:12
The current time is March 18th 2010, 07:23:12
By calculation (generator: ["second_parameter@trueknowledge.com"]) I know that:
minute is the second parameter of 1 minute
minute is the second parameter of 1 minute
I know from locally stored knowledge that:
minute is a unit of time ([fact: ["123884794@trueknowledge.com"]])
minute is a unit of time ([fact: ["123884794@trueknowledge.com"]])
second
is the optimum conversion unit for every
unit of time
([fact: ["640043452@trueknowledge.com"]])
Fact 1:
60
is the multiplier that converts
minute and second
([fact: ["136025339@trueknowledge.com"]])
Therefore (generator: ["optimum_conversion_last_resort1@trueknowledge.com"]):
second is the optimum conversion unit for minute
second is the optimum conversion unit for minute
I know from locally stored knowledge that:
Fact 2: 1,000 is the multiplier that converts second and millisecond ([fact: ["234496462@trueknowledge.com"]])
Fact 2: 1,000 is the multiplier that converts second and millisecond ([fact: ["234496462@trueknowledge.com"]])
By calculation (generator: ["tpintersect@trueknowledge.com"]) I know that:
March 15th 2009, 00:00:00 onwards is the timeperiod intersection of the beginning of time onwards and March 15th 2009, 00:00:00 onwards
March 15th 2009, 00:00:00 onwards is the timeperiod intersection of the beginning of time onwards and March 15th 2009, 00:00:00 onwards
By calculation (generator: ["product@trueknowledge.com"]) I know that:
60,000 is the product of 60 and 1,000
60,000 is the product of 60 and 1,000
Therefore (generator: ["multiplier_that_converts2@trueknowledge.com"]):
Fact 3 60,000 is the multiplier that converts minute and millisecond
Fact 3 60,000 is the multiplier that converts minute and millisecond
By calculation (generator: ["multiplier_that_converts2@trueknowledge.com"]) I know that:
Fact 3: is true for March 15th 2009, 00:00:00 onwards
Fact 3: is true for March 15th 2009, 00:00:00 onwards
By calculation (generator: ["timeperiodtopoint@trueknowledge.com"]) I know that:
Fact 3: is true at March 18th 2010, 07:23:12
Fact 3: is true at March 18th 2010, 07:23:12
By calculation (generator: ["multiplier_that_converts2@trueknowledge.com"]) I know that:
Fact 3: is true for the beginning of time onwards
Fact 3: is true for the beginning of time onwards
By calculation (generator: ["tpintersect@trueknowledge.com"]) I know that:
the beginning of time onwards is the timeperiod intersection of the beginning of time onwards and the beginning of time onwards
the beginning of time onwards is the timeperiod intersection of the beginning of time onwards and the beginning of time onwards
By calculation (generator: ["first_parameter@trueknowledge.com"]) I know that:
1 is the first parameter of 1 minute
1 is the first parameter of 1 minute
By calculation (generator: ["product@trueknowledge.com"]) I know that:
60,000 is the product of 60,000 and 1
60,000 is the product of 60,000 and 1
By calculation (generator: ["class_parametered_object@trueknowledge.com"]) I know that:
length of time is the class of the parametered object 1 minute
length of time is the class of the parametered object 1 minute
By calculation (generator: ["parametered_object_corresponding_to@trueknowledge.com"]) I know that:
60,000 milliseconds is the parametered object corresponding to length of time and 60,000 and millisecond
60,000 milliseconds is the parametered object corresponding to length of time and 60,000 and millisecond
Therefore (generator: ["equivalent_to6@trueknowledge.com"]):
Fact 4 60,000 milliseconds is equivalent to 1 minute
Fact 4 60,000 milliseconds is equivalent to 1 minute
By calculation (generator: ["equivalent_to6@trueknowledge.com"]) I know that:
Fact 4: is true for all time
Fact 4: is true for all time
By calculation (generator: ["timeperiodtopoint@trueknowledge.com"]) I know that:
Fact 4: is true at March 18th 2010, 07:23:12
Fact 4: is true at March 18th 2010, 07:23:12
Therefore (generator: ["equivalent_to6@trueknowledge.com"]):
Fact 4 millisecond is the unit used in 60,000 milliseconds
Fact 4 millisecond is the unit used in 60,000 milliseconds
By calculation (generator: ["strictequal1@trueknowledge.com"]) I know that:
60,000 milliseconds is not strictly equal to 1 minute
60,000 milliseconds is not strictly equal to 1 minute
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