The macro time refers to the photon arrival time in the lab-frame of reference.
In this story he is an adult who, from time to time, refers to his unusual childhood.
If that seems an overly dramatic reading, consider this: Hopper's record book from the time refers to the painting as "Rooms by the Sea.
Within the novel, "The Gap of Time" refers to a computer game that Xeno designs to move beyond the typical macho gaming fare of "cars, fights, theft, risk, girls and reward".
"Once upon a time" refers to relatively recent years (2001-2006), during which I wrote several books and published more than 50 pieces of magazine journalism and criticism – a total output of, give or take, 4,500 manuscript pages.
To further confuse matters, the speech time refers not only to Mr. Hollande himself but also to any supporters — from politicians and pop stars to farmers and retirees — who back him on the air.
Publicly coined in the 1990s, Fergie Time refers to that period added to a game by the referee that, should Manchester United be in need of a goal, always seems to drag on long enough for the Red Devils to score and turn the result on its head.
Arsis, a term of Greek origin meaning "the act of raising or lifting" or "raising the foot in beating time," refers in Greek, or quantitative, verse to the lighter or shorter part of a poetic foot, and thesis to the accented part of the poetic foot.
That time refers to the refresh rate on his email app.
The creation time refers to the date the venue was crowdsourced by Foursquare users.
