However hard anyone tries to convince you that the co-ordinates of 2011's musical epicentre will be defined by the sulphurous internal monologue of Ghostpoet, the enchanted pub-rock of Jonny, EMA's 17-minute Robert Johnson cover and the dandelion clock deep-soul of James Blake, the inevitability of their (oh, all right then, my) ultimately being proved wrong is the year's only real sure thing.
The alarm clock glows deep red in the dark.
The Sharks, not known as an especially stingy defensive team, held the Kings to single digits on the shot clock until deep into the second period en route to a 2-1 victory at Staples Center.
The timescale of prokaryote evolution has been difficult to reconstruct because of a limited fossil record and complexities associated with molecular clocks and deep divergences.
Secretary Clinton cleaned our clock in the Deep South.
A "dumb" alarm clock erupting during deep sleep drags our brains immediately awake leaving us feeling groggy.
Since then, the news site has been working around the clock to dig deep into the world's most important stories, and to go where no one else does.
Further insights into the biology of these organisms and others like them may well explain away apparent inconsistencies between molecular clock estimates of deep metazoan clade ages and their fossil record.
The clock was running deeper towards half an hour and this business of having nothing to show must have been starting to nag.
The primary design goals of this chip were to measure the stability of local clocks on a deep submicron process technology, evaluate difficulties using GALS in a standard design flow, and to measure power consumption.
However, there are earlier animal fossils, and most molecular clocks suggest a deep origin of animal phyla in the Precambrian, leaving open the possibility that animals colonized land much earlier than the Ordovician.
