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> Article 151
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V. Occurrence |
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| 5.1 Occurrence | ||
| Article 151–Instance | ||
| Canon 2452 | ||
| Instance is the unique experience of a present instant of Ucadian Time by a single observer. A collection of Instances by one or more observers represents an Occurrence. | ||
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| Canon 2453 | ||
| No two observers may experience Time under exactly the same conditions and location; therefore no two observers will have the precise same experience of an Instant. | ||
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| Canon 2454 | ||
| The perceived duration of an Instance is relative; the greater the density of objects and interactions, the shorter an Instance will appear; the lesser the density of objects and interactions, the longer an Instance will appear. | ||
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