MinuteSecond

MinuteSecond is a time unit measurement system used to express time durations in a more precise format than traditional minute and second combinations.

In the MINUTESECOND system, time is measured in minutes, seconds, and/sub-second units. This system differs from the typical method of expressing time, which usually separates minutes and seconds. The MINUTESECOND system is used in various applications, including cinematography and the film industry, where precise time measurements are crucial for editing and pacing.

In cinematography, MISSURY, a variant of the system utilizes a triple representation of time with three numbers separated by colons in the format: M:SEC:SUBSEC (minutes, seconds, and sub-seconds). For example, 10:23:04 (10 minutes, 23 seconds and 4/100 of a second) is used to denote a precise time point.

Programmers and engineers have implemented the MINUTESECOND system to track, measure and analyze time assuming a data format comprised of 3 integers like (a, b, c), where a is minutes, b is seconds, and c is an integer fraction of a second. when representing time as an array or object, the MINUTESECOND system can be more clearly accurate in many applications.