Sentence examples for clock followed from inspiring English sources
Fire Chief Robert Dobson was recently driven out after an embarrassing episode in which he was caught working for his wife's art-framing business while on the city clock, followed by allegations that he was disliked and distrusted by his firefighters.
The song ends abruptly with the rude sound of an alarm clock, followed by the "nightmarish" song "Novacane".
His 3-point attempt with 16 seconds on the shot clock, followed by his laughing on the bench says a lot.
Mayo also hit a three-pointer with 57.4 on the clock, followed by one from Jeremy Lin and then Brandon Knight.
First come the drilling derricks working around the clock, followed by hydraulic fracturing where millions of litres of fresh water mixed with sand and chemicals (all delivered by truck) are injected below ground under crushing pressure to fracture the rock and release the hydrocarbons.
One hourly topical drops were applied for first three days round the clock followed by two hourly drops during waking hours until resolution of the ulcers.
(Jason Zinoman) 'WHEN IS A CLOCK' A pretty good play with a smashing monologue lurking in it, "When Is a Clock" follows a man as he searches for his wife, who has disappeared, leaving behind only a book and a bookmark.
As this clock follows a period of just over 24 hours, our bodies compensate every day by contracting this to synchronise with the regular 24-hour sun cycle.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.02206.013 In Arabidopsis, light input to the circadian clock follows Aschoff's rule who noted that the activity phase shortens in nocturnal organisms exposed to constant light conditions and lengthens in diurnal organisms (Aschoff, 1979).
In terms of other efforts in recent memory seeking to rethink the bedside clock, aclock follows in the wheeltracks of Clocky, a device that deliberately rolls away from sleepers' attempts to hit the snooze button.
However, Song et al. do not provide arguments and/or proofs validating that benign clocks follow the same (or similar) distribution in practice.
