The word "clocking" is usable in written English and is well written.
It can be used in contexts related to measuring time, speed, or performance, often in informal settings. Example: "He was clocking in at an impressive speed during the race." Alternatives include "measuring," "timing," or "recording."
More recently, place cells have also been found to code "time", clocking how many seconds a rat has been running on a wheel.
NCIS: New Orleans is, of course, the fall's biggest new show, clocking in at around 18 million viewers an episode.
More polonium was found in Pescatori, an Italian restaurant where Lugovoi and Kovtun ate that evening, clocking up a bill of £214.20.
So many worked there that at clocking off "it would take half an hour, easy" to nose your car down its mile-and-a-half slipway.
Clocking in at nearly five hours without an interval (viewers can come and go as they please), the production is less a work of entertainment than an experience".Einstein" stunned audiences at the opera's premiere in Avignon 36 years ago; its narrative-free mesh of music, dance and drama inspired many to feel that they were witnessing something unprecedented.
In Britain the Nationwide building society's price index has risen by only 2.4% over the past 12 months; in the summer of 2004 it was clocking up annual growth of more than 20%.
When Usain Bolt, a Jamaican athlete, broke the 100-metre world record in June, clocking 9.72 seconds, his feat was greeted with only muted celebrations.
Although Australians bought a record 1.14m cars in 2013, the market is small in global terms, and fragmented, with the three most popular models each clocking up just 40,000 sales.
She had arranged with her Sikh bosses in the shop where she worked to swap shifts so as to avoid clocking in on Halloween.
Since then, it has been steadily clocking up local by-election successes across the country and is confident of further gains in next year's municipal elections.In this section Come back later What cash can do Looking east A northern bid Watch out!
