“…In practice, identifying "momentary" values of traits of such a state is made, for obvious reasons, in a time period equal to (ti , ti+Δt). Therefore, the momentary time is equal to a defined moment of "macro" time Θ, as well as a finite interval of "micro" time t (Grynchenko et al, 2020;Laptev et al, 2015). As a result of the above-mentioned reasons, among research conducted on exploitation devices, it has been accepted (as a rule of thumb) to differentiate between the following sets of time domains: -the set of real-time {ϑ}, complicit with and measured following a clock and calendar time, used in, i.e., the monitoring of machines, -the set of 'micro' time {t}, used to describe the course of values of the diagnostic signal, based on which momentary values of a given state's symptoms are estimated, -the set of 'macro' time {Θ}, which is sometimes called the exploitation time or lifetime of the object, is used to describe the course of values of a given state's symptoms during the time of the object's usage.…”