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The set includes a clock that is reset after each scene to mark the time.
This work was primarily an attempt to establish the notion of duration, or lived time, as opposed to what Bergson viewed as the spatialized conception of time, measured by a clock, that is employed by science.
His portrait hangs above one of the ovens, right next to a clock that is always set 10 minutes ahead — so she always sees it whenever she opens the oven or checks the time.
Never one to think about slowing down, Bezos is also spending millions to create a clock that is meant to last for 10,000 years in the wilds of west Texas.
From potentially unbreakable encryption to quantum logic clocks, quantum theory has another role to play; NIST scientists (again) have built a clock that is 37 times more precise than the existing atomic clock, which is used for the universal time standard.
And yet now all I can hear is the ticking of a clock that is counting these fleeting moments.
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I'm late for my appointments, like a clock that's full of grime.
Someone tried to sell us an electric clock, but we would lose our patience with a clock that was always right.
The New Yorker, April 9, 1932 P. 9 Someone tried to sell us an electric clock, but we would lose our patience with a clock that was always right.
But, Senator Mikulski added, "We are approaching a deadline of Dec. 12, so there is a clock that's really ticking now".
By G. L. Brayshaw and E. B. White The New Yorker, April 9, 1932 P. 9 Someone tried to sell us an electric clock, but we would lose our patience with a clock that was always right.
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