The phrase "a time counter" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a device or software that measures or tracks time intervals.
Example: "The application features a time counter that helps users monitor their productivity throughout the day."
Alternatives: "a timer" or "a stopwatch".
Regardless of whether or not the engine is running too rich or too lean, bring it down to a very lean mixture by turning both screws a quarter-turn at a time, counter-clockwise, then slowly bringing them back up to an equal and smooth mixture.
Cindy 99's employees included a receptionist, a full-time counter girl, a part-time counter girl, and a bonded security guard — a former Green Beret — who is licensed to carry a weapon.
The EWO receiver has a unique time counter (named 'S-WPIA counter').
The interval between the start of the experiment (red LED) and the green LED lit time was pseudorandomly programmed in a CPU board (6 external interrupts control, 40 MHz CPU on R-Engine-A board time counters of 0.6 μs time resolution from Tern Inc).
The time-stepped scheduler uses the agent list and an integer time counter.
Video analysis by the observers rating the video films was tracked using an internal time counter in the analysis software, which gave the analysis time for each frame: from this data an average time per frame was calculated.
The FPGA comprises an event and trigger command receiver/decoder, a local 64-bit time counter, time capture registers, delay devices, a programmable state machine, trigger generators, and a programmable switch matrix, which allows output and input signals of the devices to be interconnected.
Despite the explanations and retrenchments, the United States has had a hard time countering accusations from human rights groups and other countries that it engaged in torture.
a) pneumatic cylinder; b) pressure regulator; c) time counter; d) height adjustment.
