This time, NIST focused on stability, or how identical the ticks are.

这一次，NIST 专注稳定性，或者刻度线的相同程度。

NIST says they get about 2,000 calls every day from people who want to set their clocks.

NIST 说他们每天接到大约 2,000 个电话，他们希望设置时钟。

Which is why NIST sells domestic sludge.

这就是 NIST 出售生活污泥的原因。

[Derek] Steel is still one of the most important SRMs at NIST.

- [Derek] Steel 仍然是 NIST 最重要的 SRM 之一。

NIST is preparing to launch its first living standard reference material next year.

NIST 正明年推出其第一份生活标参考材料。

[Derek] And for those tests to be consistent, the fires must be started with a standardized NIST cigarette.

- [Derek] 为了使这些测试保持一致，必须使用标化的 NIST 香烟来点火。

Take the example of one encryption system called Sike, which NIST seemed to think had potential.

以一种名为 Sike 的加密系统为例， NIST 似乎认为它具有潜力。

NIST eventually got about 70 proposals from cryptographers around the world for crypto systems that might stock quantum computers.

NIST 最终从世界各地的密码学家那里收到了大约 70 份关存量子计算机的密码系统的提案。

Some of these systems performed " significantly better" than the earlier ones, the NIST's Mei Ngan said in a statement on Tuesday.

美国国家标与技术研究所的Mei Ngan在周二的一份声明中表示，其中一些系统的性相比之前" 明显好了很多" 。

NIST was able to create a positive control reference of the monkey pox DNA in just 30 days.

NIST 够在短短 30 天内创建猴痘 DNA 的阳性对照参考。

Now, CYC is a crypto system that NIST had said, Oh yeah, we're continuing to consider that one.

现在，CYC 是一个加密系统， NIST 曾说过， 哦，是的，我们正在继续考虑那个。

Starting on July 1, police in Virginia will be able to use facial recognition tools that have 98 percent or higher accuracy based on the NIST test.

从7月1日开始，弗吉尼亚州的警察将够使用基美国国家标与技术研究院测试的具有98%或更高确率的脸部识别工具。

A few years ago, NIST built a strontium clock that broke the world record for precision – that’s how accurately a clock tracks atomic oscillations.

几年前，NIST 制造了一个锶时钟， 打破了世界精度记录——这就是时钟跟踪原子振荡的确程度。

But eventually, after all the carnage, last year NIST came up with four encryption systems that they recommended people use to protect themselves from quantum computer attacks.

但最终，在经历了所有大屠杀之后，去年 NIST 提出了四种加密系统， 他们建议人们使用这些系统来保护自己免受量子计算机攻击。

Forty-five years ago, Judah and a team of scientists at NIST developed a system for the atomic clock, that tracks time more accurately than ever before in the U.S., linking old phones, power grids, financial markets, you name it.

45 年前，Judah 和 NIST 的一组科学家开发了一个原子钟系统， 在美国比以往任何时候都更确地跟踪时间，连接旧手机、电网、金融市场， 应有尽有。

At least, according to research announced this week from the National Institute of Standards and Technology, or NIST, in the U.S. Atomic clocks are named for the atoms inside that oscillate rapidly and reliably between two energy states.

至少，根据美国国家标与技术研究院 (NIST) 本周宣布的研究，美国的原子钟以内部原子在两种态之间快速靠地振荡而得名。