So if you're really clear on what these things are then jump straight ahead to this timestamp.

如果你真的很清楚这些东西是什么的话，那么请直接跳转到这个时间轴。

I was looking back through the timestamps.

我在回顾时间戳。

Each block has a timestamp and a link to a previous block, forming a chronological chain.

每个块都有一个时间戳和一个到前一个块的链接，形成一个按时间顺序排列的链。

Satellite-based timestamps play a critical part in everything from credit card readers and stock exchanges to the systems that keep track of transactions.

基于卫星的时间戳在从信用卡读卡器和证券交易所到跟踪交易的系统的所有方面都发挥着关键作用。

I've put timestamps to everything we're gonna talk about in the description below along with a load of links so you can follow those as you like.

我已经为我们将在下面的描述中讨论的所有内容添加了时间戳以及大量链接，这样你就可以想看哪里就看哪里了。

Feel free to check out the description for a timestamp for each of these words, so that you can go back and study them later.

请随意查看每个单词的时间戳的描述，以便您稍后可以返回并研究它们。

We use GPS to timestamp it and then we use the hydrogen maser to make sure that on the shortest time scales, everything's aligned just fine.

我们用 GPS 给它打上时间戳， 然后我们用氢脉泽来确保在最短的时间尺度上，一切都很好。

As usual timestamps to all of these are gonna be in the video description and in a pinned comment, so you can skip around the video if you feel like it.

就像往常一样，所有这些的时间戳都将出现在视频描述和固定评论中，所以如果你愿意，你可以跳到那里。

Yet someone had taken the time to alter the filename to read " HOPITAL SB. jpg" ; according to the timestamp, the photograph had in fact been taken a month-and-a-half prior.

然而，有人将文件名改为 “HOPITAL SB. jpg”；根据时间戳，这张照片实际上是在一个半月前拍摄的。

So that with timestamps, I can listen to the sentence and even they're the same words, the same phrase. I don't understand them. I can't pick them up. It goes too quickly.

有了时间戳，我可以听句子，即使它们是相同的单词，相同的短语。我听不懂。我跟不上。语速说得太快了。

And then be like, " Oh, but the real bit I wanted to bookmark was a minute before, rather than 30 seconds before, now I have to go to the timestamp of the audiobook."

然后我会发现，“哦，但我真正想加入书签的是一分钟前，而不是 30 秒前，现在我必须查看有声书的时间戳。”

I'm guessing this is late seventies, probably really early eighties, and if you'll notice in this picture, this was when Coca-Cola was still a three liter, and had a metal screw cap, so I think that's like a fun timestamp to the photo.

我猜这是七十年代末， 可能真的是八十年代初，如果你在这张照片中注意到， 那时候可口可乐还是三升的， 还有一个金属螺旋盖， 所以我觉得这很有趣照片的时间戳。