Sentence examples for by changing the clock from inspiring English sources

Take a person so mortally confused by changing the clock in my car twice a year that I leave it alone and make my own calculations, and plunk that person in the epicentre of tech innovation and watch her sort of -- slowly -- start to -- get it.

The fundamental frequency, as well as the other primary harmonics in MFS signal, can be adjusted as needed by changing the clock frequency fCLK in the PLL module.

Previous work indicated that segment length can be altered by changing the clock period while leaving wavefront velocity unchanged (Harima et al., 2013; Herrgen et al., 2010; Schroter and Oates, 2010).

We are actually moving ourselves by changing the clocks.

State news agency KCNA said "wicked Japanese imperialists" had "deprived Korea of even its standard time" by changing the clocks during occupation.

This allowed our model to describe experimental data that were not described by P2011, such as the inhibition of multiple clock genes by TOC1, stimulation of TOC1 expression by ABA signalling, changing the clock period by ABA and the dynamics of stomata presented in the Results below.

In addition to the complex transcriptional and posttranscriptional regulation, posttranslational regulation also plays an important role in the clock mechanism by changing the stability, activity, and cellular localization of clock components.

The European parliament has voted to scrap the twice-a-year custom of changing the clocks by an hour in spring and autumn by 2021, leaving only national governments to now give their assent.

Yates tracks the status of this and other legislation on his Web site, which goes by the unwieldy name "End Changing The Clocks For Daylight Saving Time.

Using commodity 802.11 hardware, it gave a method to generate signals of different channel widths by changing the frequency of the reference clock that drives the frequency synthesizer of the radio front end circuitry, which can be configured dynamically purely in software.

Elected officials in a dozen states are currently considering legislation to opt out of changing the clocks, either by remaining permanently on daylight saving time or standard time.