Sentence examples for day clock from inspiring English sources

Throughout the day, clock proteins synchronize changes in animal physiology (e.g., wakefulness and appetite) with external cues (e.g., daylight and food).

In addition, the thermostat was required to keep a time of day clock, as well as record the maximum and minimum temperature values that have occurred.

Most, if not all, are likely to end up as political asterisks when the vote is counted, and yet they labor on as the Election Day clock runs down.

Eukaryotic organisms possess a circadian ("about a day") clock, regulating daily rhythms in biochemistry, physiology and behavior.

That's (the day clock) new, that's recently just – it hasn't been out long, it said it on the website.

By developing an endogenous circadian (circa - about; dies - day) clock, which can be entrained to external stimuli, primarily light, animals and plants ensure that physiological processes are performed at the appropriate, optimal time of day or night [ 1].

Oh, and any subsequent material changes to the Closing Disclosure will restart the 3-day clock and delay the closing further, 3 days becomes 6 days.

What is the 60-day clock?

That would have set the 90-day clock ticking.

So then the question is: When does this 540-day clock start ticking?

On December 1, in Buenos Aires, President Trump started the 90-day clock to negotiate a trade deal with China.