TIME

n. Tim. Gr., xpovos. Lat., temp us. Fr., temps. Ger., Zvit. Extent of duration, [a, 48.] Physiological t. The t. elapsing between the impre ion received by an organ of sense and its perception by the individual affected. fK, 35.] Reaction t., Reflex t. The t. occupied in the transfer of an impulse along a sensory nerve to the spinal cord and brain and back along a motor nerve. [K, 35.] [s. 625]