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Temporal differential calculated establishing a transporter lock
A temporal differential or space-time differential is a phenomenon where time passes at different rates in two separate locations.
The subspace pocket circumscribed by subspace sinkhole in the Delta Quadrant, encountered by USS Voyager in 2375, experienced a temporal differential of 0.4744 seconds outside per minute inside. (VOY: "Gravity")
A planet with a tachyon core, discovered by Voyager in 2376, experienced a temporal differential of approximately one second outside per 16 hours inside. When the inhabitants of the planet attempted to explore Voyager, the transition between their time frame and Voyager's proved debilitating. The planet's civilization eventually developed temporal compensators, which allowed them to briefly interact with the normal space-time continuum. (VOY: "Blink of an Eye")
When establishing a transporter lock, the temporal differential was calculated for. (Star Trek, display graphic)