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second (Backer), noun advocate, aide, angel, backer, champion, endorser, patron, promoter, supporter
second (Moment), noun before you know it, brief peeiod of time, flash, flash of an eyelid, instant
second verb approve, assist, authorize, back, back up, confirm, endorse, favor, pass, ratify, receipt, recommend, sanction, stand behind, subscribe, support, validate, vote for, warrant
Associated concepts: second lien
See also: abet, abettor, advocate, agree, aid, approve, assist, assistant, backer, bear, concur, confirm, countersign, deputy, endorse, help, indorse, justify, organize, point, proctor, promote, recommend, replacement, side, support, uphold

SECOND. A measure equal to one sixtieth part of a minute. Vide Measure.



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Arc Second and its technologies will be a key engine fueling the growth of the Metris group in the future," said Bart Van Coppenolle, President and CEO of Metris.
Barrientos also added, "With X-Station, Arc Second has created a new class of portable instruments that spans the breadth of measurement applications from construction to high-precision metrology applications.
Astronomy and astrophysics: Among the telescopes envisioned for the sky-watchers of tomorrow is a group of orbiting radiotelescopes, linked by laser beams into interferometers with baselines up to 100 times the diameter of the earth and capable of resolving sources as narrow as 10 one-millionths of an arc second.
 
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