6 m 8 m 2 m Light brush n2 = 0.050 Clean natural channel 3 m n = 0.030

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Time and time related variables in engineering

Time is the event progression starting from past to present and then, future statistically. The time-related variable is any particular value in relation to time to assess its changes on a specified (XY) plane.