Sentence examples for For the timekeeping from inspiring English sources

Today it often bids against Omega, Breitling and Rolex for the privilege of paying between $2 million and $3 million for the timekeeping role in a big feature.

In other words, our models claim for a statistical localization of the timekeeping process (i.e., its independence from implementation and phase correction processes), rather than for a structural localization in the brain.

Because the Apple Watch is the best there is – for now – and it deserves a place in the timekeeping pantheon.

The timekeeping rule is almost never enforced.

These logins are synced with the timekeeping software.

For accurate timekeeping, the length of the pendulum must be kept as nearly constant as possible.

Anchored by the ancient Drum and Bell Towers, the $73 million redevelopment will include courtyard homes for the rich, a "timekeeping" museum and an underground mall, presumably well stocked with Rolexes and Cartiers -- or perhaps their more affordable counterfeit cousins.

I assume that Cameron and Rees would like to have their problem defined and perhaps solved rather quicker that the century it took for the astronomical and timekeeping longitude solutions to become "practicable and useful at sea" – the demand of the 1714 Act.

In the motor loop, preSMA/SMA dysfunction only during encoding was notable as it is at odds with a fundamental role for the SMA in timekeeping [22].

But for many people in Britain for much of the 20th century, indulging the national weakness for exact timekeeping, Time spoke from the other end of a telephone line.

Rather, it's the idea that the Games are a showcase not just for athletics but for timekeeping, that a race is no longer a purely human endeavor.