Sentence examples for a slow clock from inspiring English sources

A slow clock looks like it works".

Those with a slow clock, delay sleep more during the week and then sleep longer during the weekend.

Thus, because of its preference for microtubules over free tubulin and its modest catalytic rate, TAT can function as a slow clock for microtubule lifetimes.

The new Intel Haswell processor actually has a slower clock speed than the outgoing model, which may tempt some to opt for the £120 upgrade to the 1,7GHz i7 processor.

The Lenovo U330, which you mention, has a fourth-generation Haswell processor, a Core i5-4200U, but it has a slower clock speed (1.6GHz) and the same HD4000 graphics for a higher price: £634.53.

All these problems can be solved by providing a hierarchy of clocks in the synchronous system that does not only allow to combine macro steps to a larger step of a slower clock, but that also allows one to refine the base clock into different faster clocks.

Although the GPUs have a slower clock speed than the CPUs, each GPU contains 2,688 CUDA cores at 732 MHz, resulting in a faster overall system.

The SCFFbxl3 complex directs degradation of CRY1/2 proteins and Fbxl3 murine mutants have a slower clock.

Alternatively, the use of a slower clock calibrated for deep-sea annelids suggested that Osedax split from its siboglinid relatives during the Cretaceous and began to diversify during the Early Paleocene, at least 20 million years before the origin of large marine mammals.

I have a recurring dream of a big, slow clock in a faraway place- somewhere empty and difficult to reach, perhaps in the middle of a desert, or on a mountaintop, or in a deep, cool cave.

Asked afterward, those in the room with the "slow" clock (which had a 45-minute delay) thought less time had passed and their blood sugar dropped about half as quickly as those in the "fast" room (which had a clock that ran for 180 minutes), the researchers report this week in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.