Sentence examples for clock box from inspiring English sources

Here's a shot of the interior of the clock box with the threaded pendulum.

The Clock Box (CB) is a cis-acting site that is essential for rhythmicity, whereas the Light Box (LB) mediates most of the light-induced regulation [ 68].

A unifying principle of eukaryotic circadian rhythms is that they rely on negative transcriptional/translational feedback loops formed by a set of regulatory genes 1, 2. Importantly, this molecular system is able to maintain rhythmic circadian changes even under free-running conditions, i.e. in the absence of outside stimuli, and is therefore called circadian clock (Box 1).

CB: Clock box; CCG: Clock controlled gene; DD: Constant dark; CRE: Ca2+/cAMP response element; DFT: Discrete Fourier transform; GST: Glutathione S-transferase; LB: Light box; LD: Light:dark cycle; OBP: odorant binding protein; TTFL: Transcriptional - translational feedback loop; ZT: Zeitgeber time.

At the regulatory level, we propose light box (LB, or light response element) and/or clock box (CB, or clock response element) promoters may drive the rhythmic expression of particular gene(s) [ 68] (see below for a discussion on this mechanism).

During the early subjective day in the constant darkness, WCC activates frq transcription by binding to the clock box (c-box) in the frq promoter; this binding is essential for the circadian transcription of frq as well as other clock-controlled genes.

These two observations suggest that expression of these genes is driven by the action of the circadian clock and the LD cycle through clock boxes and light boxes working in concert.

Left to his grandson William LUSCOMBE his clock, bed, box, and "square and round" mahogany table then at Mrs. Elizabeth LUSCOMBE's, William's mother.

When the bomb dropped out, the wires came loose from switches inside the clock-box — the brain that told the bomb to drop for forty-five seconds before detonating.

Part of the 60's reaction against Abstract Expressionism, they had the audacity to depict everyday things instead of abstractions, and comically to boot: endearingly klutzy renditions of shoes, cups, light bulbs, paintings on walls, bricks, easels, clocks, boxes, trash cans, cars.

Although the components of this sculpture come apart, the word puzzle does not adequately describe the piece; Givotovsky defines his works as "poly-glyphs". These pieces and others, including clocks, boxes, musical instruments and furniture are featured in the exhibit "Expressions in Wood" at Del Mano gallery in Brentwood.