Sentence examples for clock is reflected from inspiring English sources

The clock is reflected in the pool as a moon, the lonely buildings around the pool appear empty, the upside-down figure of a swimmer is weirdly still.

The quest towards the integration of ultra-fast, high-precision optical clocks is reflected in the large number of high-impact papers on the topic published in the last few years.

The entrainment behavior of the clock in wild type is reflected in the phase plots that show that all phase markers changed as predicted on the basis of the entrainment criteria outlined above, while phase plots for the clock-less strains supported the general impression that rhythmicity is not entrained.

For example, in one case (Fig.  7E), we see clear temporal organisation in the signal that is reflected in the clock face given by the spectral embedding, but linked to spatial areas that are neither organised nor contiguous.

All of this is reflected in the hands of the Doomsday Clock, now sitting two and a half minutes from midnight.

The importance of timing of biological processes to the day-night cycle is reflected in the ubiquity and independent evolution of circadian clock mechanisms in different taxa [ 1].

This is reflected in the rapidly growing number of people caring around the clock.

As can be seen in the WT slices, strong circadian organisation is reflected by an orderly progression of peak expression from the top of the clock (0 h) clockwise through 24 h to return to the top of the clock.

Their popularity is reflected in the various nicknames bestowed on them e.g., The Surprise (No. 94), Military (No. 100), The Clock (No. 101), and Drumroll (No. 103).

When the studio clock at WBLS-FM (107.5) is reflecting the face of Champaine around 3 30, it is a.m., not p.m.

While this term was originally coined to describe a multivariate age predictor, it is clear that the phenomenon of the epigenetic clock is also reflected in studies that reported highly age‐associated CpGs.