Sentence examples for clock on which from inspiring English sources

She has no modern equipment but she has a time clock, on which she checks time spent on a patient.

The most striking feature of the building's exterior is a big clock on which the numbers run counterclockwise.

Applying stochastic time changes to the Lévy processes randomizes the clock on which the processes run, thus generating stochastic volatilities and stochastic higher return moments.

On a bulletin board in the office of Public School 198, next to the time clock on which the teachers punch in and out, was a newspaper clipping making nearly of ficial a constant theme of the most fervent school re formers.

After all, there are no hard-and-fast rules about aesthetic choice and how it operates: it was Anthony Powell who, presented by an admirer of his novel sequence A Dance to the Music of Time with an ornamental clock on which the names of Poussin and Proust had been engraved, truly remarked that books "have odd effects on different people".

Molecular phylogenetics has also been used to estimate the dates when species diverged, but there is controversy about the reliability of the molecular clock on which such estimates depend.

Whether it be to improve the lithographic techniques used to make microprocessors or to enhance the atomic clocks on which GPS relies, we need to break the bonds of conventional thinking to reach truly fundamental limits on fabrication, sensing, and control by using all the special properties that quantum mechanics affords.

For though many physicists had found this paradox difficult to swallow, the "clock paradox," on which it is based, seems to have been verified experimentally, so that the only alternative to it would be the assumption that earthborn life under all circumstances remains bound to a time concept that demonstrably does not belong among "true realities," but among "mere appearances".

He has filled it with vintage sheet music, movie posters, books and other artifacts from the 30's, including the Crosley Grandfather Clock Radio on which his father listened to Mr. Welles perform his radio play "War of the Worlds," a mock newscast of an invasion from Mars, in 1938.

In recent years, the number had shrunk as he had increasingly traded multiple clocks for a single one on which his heart was set, Richard Shepro said.

And just before I was about to reply with, "Hah, yeah, I think I saw this in 2008, dude," I clocked the date on which it was published: June 10th , 2012 .