Sentence examples for clock delivering from inspiring English sources

And winds offshore tend to blow around the clock, delivering some energy during daylight, when electricity sells for a higher price in the wholesale markets.

As jet-lag sufferers know, the body's 24-hour clock delivers a powerful timekeeping signal.

The idea is to eventually use the new clock to improve GPS (which is based on atomic clocks delivering 14-or 15-digit accuracy) or to predict earthquakes, for example.

Helicopters from the aircraft carrier had been working around the clock to deliver supplies to some of the islands that were among the remotest and worst affected by the disaster.

While public servants and examiners work against the clock to deliver the government's three new academic diplomas on top of the original 14 vocational lines of learning, AQA, one of the three exam groups in England, has quietly gained accreditation for its own version.

A clock network delivers a synchronizing signal across the chip to coordinate the flow of data.

These have been shown to have a greater effect on regulating the body clock if delivered early in the morning.

This guy, on the other hand, decided to play dead, resulting in him being carried off the roof and away in the manner of a grandfather clock being delivered.

Now, UNICEF and its partners are working around the clock to deliver essential aid to children and families who are once again in desperate need.

Unsurprisingly, a disaster like this is a big logistical challenge but UNICEF works around the clock to deliver life-saving aid to children in this kind of situation.

"We are working around the clock to deliver aid to the increasing number of people who have been brought off the mountains, but who now suffer from acute dehydration, exposure, malnourishment and shock".