For example, suppose that your watch is running five minutes fast compared to the local standard time.
2.
At 9 : 11 local standard time, the plane taxied around the airport's runway 7.
3.
The change to and from DST takes place at 2 : 00 am local standard time the appropriate Sunday.
4.
The airplane then crashed into the ocean, at some time after 9 : 23 PM local standard time.
5.
The Chinese calendar is based on astronomical observations and is therefore dependent on what is considered the local standard time.
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The shadow would move from west to east and be pointing north at 12 noon in your local standard time ( not daylight-saving time ).
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In most of Greenland the transition takes place at 22 : 00 local standard time on the day before ( 23 : 00 daylight saving time ), four hours before Copenhagen.
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In 2011, daylight saving time ended on Saturday 2 April 2011, 04 : 00 local daylight time and started on Sunday 24 September 2011, 03 : 00 local standard time.
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This means that in Denmark proper, the transition is at 02 : 00 local standard time ( 03 : 00 daylight saving time ), and in the Faroe Islands one hour earlier.
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Now, " noon " could mean the moment when the true Sun reaches its highest point of the day; or when the Mean Sun does so; or 12h00 local standard time.
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