Sentence examples for a longer clock from inspiring English sources

Thus, the data support the model prediction that an increased NICD half-life results in a longer clock period.

The model predicts that increasing the half-life of NICD results in elevated levels of NICD and a longer clock period.

A prediction of the clock and wave-front model of somitogenesis is that a longer clock period will result, assuming a constant wave-front speed, in the formation of fewer, larger somites in a given time.

One option is to construct a k-clock with a longer pathlength mismatch and trigger the acquisition off of this longer clock.

However, within two subspecies groups, populations that migrate longer distances have longer CLOCK alleles on average.

It was a long year, so this is a longer CrunchWeek, clocking in at almost 20 minutes Our New Year's resolution is to keep these episodes shorter next year, I promise.

Variety reports that both have been adjusted for their respective experiences, the limited roadshow version being six minutes longer, clocking in at 3 hours 2 minutes in length making it his longest feature film to date (not including Grindhouse which is actually two films: one by Robert Rodrigues, the other by Tarantino).

In the train example, the person next to the track measures a shorter length for the train and a longer time interval for clocks on the train than does the train passenger.

While that opening stanza took only 22 minutes, the second was a far longer affair, clocking in nearly three times that length at 64 minutes.

Microsoft's rival Xbox 360 console achieved the 70 million cumulative sales milestone back in September, according to Microsoft's FY12Q3 earnings, although the Xbox 360 is about a year older than the PS3 so has had longer to clock up sales.

Due to the short SET lifetime versus much longer circuit clock periods, the "frozen" state will normally not last more than one clock period.