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[单项选择]How do the professional timekeepers of the world determine, to the precise nanosecond, when a new year begins They simply consult an atomic clock. At the end of last month, just in time to ring in the new year, the Hewlett-Packard company, of Palo Alto, California, unveiled the latest of these meticulous time- pieces. For nearly 30 years, the firm has been supplying military and scientific clients with atomic clocks; the most advanced models neither gain nor lose more than a second every 800,000 years. But the newest version, a $54,000 device the size of desktop computer, is accurate to one second in 1.6 million years — far longer than all of human history to date.
It is natural to wonder who could possibly need such precision. The answer: practically everyone, at least indirectly. Telephone and computer networks rely on atomic clocks to synchronize the flow of trillions of bits of information around the nation and the world, thus avoiding mammoth electronic logjams. Television
A. The Hewlett-Packard Compan7 And The Atomic Clock.
B. How The Atomic Clock Is Made.
C. Modern Life And The Atomic Clock.
D. Electromagnetic Radiation And The Atomic Clock.

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[单项选择]How do the professional timekeepers of the world determine, to the precise nanosecond, when a new year begins They simply consult an atomic clock. At the end of last month, just in time to ring in the new year, the Hewlett-Packard company, of Palo Alto, California, unveiled the latest of these meticulous time- pieces. For nearly 30 years, the firm has been supplying military and scientific clients with atomic clocks; the most advanced models neither gain nor lose more than a second every 800,000 years. But the newest version, a $54,000 device the size of desktop computer, is accurate to one second in 1.6 million years — far longer than all of human history to date.
It is natural to wonder who could possibly need such precision. The answer: practically everyone, at least indirectly. Telephone and computer networks rely on atomic clocks to synchronize the flow of trillions of bits of information around the nation and the world, thus avoiding mammoth electronic logjams. Television
A. a second in 30 years.
B. a second every 800,000 years.
C. a second every million years.
D. a second in 1,6 million years.
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