Sentence examples for adjust our clocks from inspiring English sources

Most recently, a study found that car crashes become more likely in the few days after we adjust our clocks for daylight saving time and lose an hour of sleep.

We may think we depend on the sun to measure time, but we actually have so many precise internal clocks adjusting our metabolism from hour to hour that in the future drugs are likely to be dosed at specific times to maximize their efficacy and minimize their side effects.

You can adjust your clock settings from the BIOS.

But the captain figured that it would be better to adjust the clocks gradually, by increments of an hour, than to move them ahead eight hours when we finally reached the Bering Strait.

Others, like Vickers, always adjust their clocks to the destination time.

The decision of some countries to adjust the clocks twice a year as a "daylight saving" measure exaggerates the issue yet further.

Software can often adjust computer clocks automatically, but this can be limited and error-prone, particularly when various jurisdictions change the dates and timings of DST changes.

The reason we focus on March 7 is because the star clock always reads 12 00 at midnight on this date, so this is our "base" date, and we have to "adjust the clock" for any other date.

These took about six days to adjust their body clocks.

They work even in many people who are blind: though they can't see anything else, their bodies still know how to adjust their circadian clocks to stay on schedule.

Nodes adjust their internal clocks based on received sync words; whether the uplink and downlink sync words are transmitted on different frequency bands or not is irrelevant.