The local time at the 0 meridian passing through Greenwich, England; it is the same everywhere.
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The Astronomer Royal has fixed the Greenwich time at twelve past six.
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Greenwich time by observing an emersion of the second satellite of Jupiter.
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You know, we need a standard of time, of course, so we operate on Greenwich Time.
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The Vikings had small knowledge of taking a lunar, and of chronometers set by Greenwich time.
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That night, at seven-fifteen by Greenwich time, the star would be at its nearest to Jupiter.
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So, that's why we use Greenwich Time.
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This was done imperfectly by means of a watch which kept Greenwich time as near as possible.
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Within two minutes of this disaster, by Greenwich time, a boisterous band of Young Turks had seized Scarborough.
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Have you Greenwich time about you?
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The sun, transmuted into Greenwich time, exercised an extraordinary influence on the seemingly humdrum life of Steynholme that day.
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Could it be possible, he thought, that "Specs" had forgotten his instructions always to use Greenwich time?
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Oh one twelve, Greenwich time.
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As soon as you are settled, communicate with me, once only every day at exactly twelve o'clock Greenwich time, until I answer you.
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Having the Greenwich time in the watch, we observe the sun, in order to ascertain the true time, wherever we may happen to be.
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Fresh rates were procured for the chronometers and their errors determined for Greenwich time by which the survey to the northward was carried on.
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The chronometer used in connection with tidal work was compared with true Greenwich time at New York before and after the cruise to the Arctic.