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ΔT is the time difference between Universal Time, a time scale based on the Earth's non-uniform rotation, and Terrestrial Time, a uniform time scale currently based on the caesium atomic clock.

Δt and ΔT may also refer to:

The term is used to represent other time differences:

Δt, a difference in time, may refer to

The interval of time used in determining velocity.
The increment between successive nerve impulses.

The term is also used to represent differences or changes of temperature:

ΔT, a difference in temperature, may refer to

In discussions of climate change.
In discussions of heat transfer.
In discussions of the effects of thermal gradients.

This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title ΔT.
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-'''[[Δt]]''' is the time difference between [[Universal Time]], a time scale based on the [[Earth's_rotation#Changes_in_rotation|Earth's non-uniform rotation]], and [[Terrestrial Time]], a uniform time scale currently based on the caesium atomic clock.
+'''[[ΔT]]''' is the time difference between [[Universal Time]], a time scale based on the [[Earth's_rotation#Changes_in_rotation|Earth's non-uniform rotation]], and [[Terrestrial Time]], a uniform time scale currently based on the caesium atomic clock.
-'''&Delta;t''' and '''&Delta;t''' may also refer to:
+'''&Delta;t''' and '''&Delta;T''' may also refer to:
 The term is used to represent other time differences:
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 The term is also used to represent differences or changes of temperature:
-'''&Delta;t''', a difference in temperature, may refer to
+'''&Delta;T''', a difference in temperature, may refer to
 * In discussions of [[Climate sensitivity|climate change]].
 * In discussions of [[Heat transfer coefficient|heat transfer]].