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{{Short description|Standards maintained by the International Codes Registry}} ...' are numbered code-registry and data-format standards maintained by the [[International Codes Registry]]. ...

{{Short description|International code registry institution}} The '''International Codes Registry''' ('''ICR''') is an international standards institution responsible for maintaining stable identifiers and compact data ...

'''ICR 500''' is the [[International Codes Registry]] standard for machine-readable unit identifiers. It supplies stable identifiers for quantities and measurement units used in international data exchange. It records the unit name, symbol, quantity type, and convers ...

'''ICR 310''' is the [[International Codes Registry]] standard for scripts and writing systems. [[Category:ICR standards]] ...

'''ICR 110''' is the [[International Codes Registry]] standard for administrative subdivision identifiers. [[Category:ICR standards]] ...

GMT served as the principal international reference for civil time from 1884 until UTC replaced it in 1972. It remain ...ternational prime meridian. GMT subsequently became the main reference for international civil time and the calculation of time differences between locations. ...

'''ICR 400''' is the [[International Codes Registry]] standard for unambiguous machine-readable date and time re [[Category:ICR standards]] ...

'''ICR 300''' is the [[International Codes Registry]] standard for language identifiers. [[Category:ICR standards]] ...

'''ICR 200''' is the [[International Codes Registry]] standard for currencies and monetary units. [[Category:ICR standards]] ...

'''ICR 100''' is the [[International Codes Registry]] standard for territories and geopolitical entities. [[Category:ICR standards]] ...

* '''TAI''' (International Atomic Time) is a continuous atomic time scale without leap seconds. ...me. Leap seconds are inserted or removed at the end of a day as defined by international timekeeping authorities. Not all technical systems handle leap seconds in t ...

...rade Convention to maintain navigation conditions and coordinate technical standards. Its headquarters moved from Galați to Budapest in 1954. International regulation of navigation expanded during the nineteenth century. The Europe ...