Sentence examples for clock measure from inspiring English sources

Subsequently, to synchronize a node's time measure, with another's clock measure the clock offset is added (or subtracted, as needed).

Since the parallel CUDA code runs in a GPU, general clock measure functions like gettimeofday or clock cannot measure its process time correctly.

Madej's single-ion clock measures the four hundred and thirty trillion light waves per second required to energize a strontium atom.

You could not miss the obelisk-shaped automaton clock, measuring 130 centimeters in height, which was made in Antwerp around 1780.

Knowing that all four strains were at least 10,000 years old, scientists recalculated the virus's "molecular clock," measuring how fast it mutates.

Under the temporal system, time was divided between dawn and dusk, and the wadokei, a traditional Japanese clock, measured it in six units for day and six for night.

The bulletin, known for its "doomsday clock" measuring the risk of nuclear war, pays attention to civilian nuclear power mostly in the context of whether the spread of reactor technology lays the groundwork for the spread of atomic bombs.

Ravenal thinks both artists' paintings are about sexuality and mortality, subjects much on the minds of both men – explicit in the Munch work, with the painting of the nude girl hanging by the bed, and the coffin-like clock measuring the remaining time, but also lurking in the shadows of the Johns.

For example, the rate at which any clock measures time is a function of its history.

While normally a clock measures our work, here punching the clock becomes Hsieh's work.

Think about survival as a clock measuring time until something happens".