tidsenliga

Tidsenliga is a term used in Nordic-language contexts to describe the property of elements that are temporally aligned within a shared timeline. It denotes that data, narratives, or processes reference time in a coherent and synchronized way.

The word combines tids-, meaning time, with enlig (related to timely or aligned in usage). It can function as an adjective, a noun, or a service label in technical writings and is most common in Norwegian, Swedish, and Danish contexts.

Applications: In information science and data engineering, tidsenliga data are records that share synchronized timestamps or are mapped to a common temporal frame, enabling reliable joins, event correlation, and time-series analysis.

In multimedia production, tidsenliga sequences refer to audio, video, and subtitle streams synchronized to a single clock, ensuring events occur in the intended order. In historical studies, tidsenliga timelines align events from different sources on a common time axis.

The concept is closely related to temporal alignment, time synchronization, clock synchronization, and accurate time-stamping. It emphasizes coherent temporal reference across heterogeneous sources.

The term is most often encountered in Nordic writings and interdisciplinary discussions about time-sensitive data.