Sentence examples for description of the clock from inspiring English sources

The famous description of the clock at the beginning of every episode – "Here is the clock, the Trumpton clock, telling the time steadily, sensibly... .. – was only ever recorded once.

Joseph Needham gives a general description of the clock-tower itself: That was figure Fig. 650, while Fig. 656 displays the upper and lower norias with their tanks and the manual wheel for operating them.

Correction: The description of the ytterbium clock was updated to be more accurate.

At the time of the first description of the segmentation clock, it was demonstrated that the observed dynamic expression does not result from a wave travelling along the PSM axis but rather consists in a kinematic wave: gene expression in each PSM cell is slightly out-of-phase relative to that of the neighbouring cell [ 29, 49].

Among the tantalizing but not fully explained facts at the trial has been the description of the round-the-clock surveillance of Mr. Maflahi during four days at the end of December 1999 when the Yemeni sheik visited New York, long before the attack on the World Trade Center in 2001.

By Philip Hamburger and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, August 10, 1940 P. 11 Talk story about the Minerva clock that used to adorn the Herald Building Description and history of the clock.

If a government employee or contractor examined the comical picture submitted of the space heater with a feather duster, or read the description of the gas-powered clock — with dimensions suggesting it was the size of an electric generator — "and red flags didn't get raised, that's a really troubling commentary," Ms. Collins said.

A description of the mammalian circadian clock model state variables is given in Table 2. Due to the wide parameter ranges used, 57 (0.7%) of the 8192 simulations did not result in a stable limit cycle.

Or easily to grasp this description of clock evolution: "The earliest type of escapement was the verge," we read.

The oldest description of a water clock is from the tomb inscription of the 16th-century BC Egyptian court official Amenemhet, identifying him as its inventor.

In this case, the clock is about the description of the computation and the control-flow of the language.