Sentence examples for driving clock from inspiring English sources

Through a glass door in the column you can see the driving clock that keeps the telescope turning westward just as fast as the stars go, so that a star remains in view as long as the astronomer wishes to observe it.

In this article, an asynchronous scheme for sampling clock synchronization in an OFDM receiver system with the same driving clock source is proposed and analyzed: First, the preliminary SFO is jointly acquired with carrier frequency offset by taking the benefit of the same crystal for both sampling and channel frequencies.

Its driving clocks are adjusted based on the targeted frequency.

This paper proposes a reconfigurable such receiver front-end controlled by its driving clocks.

The mechanisms driving our clock are complex and hard to measure, but the daily spike and drop in melatonin are like its chimes.

The core oscillator driving this clock is located in the ventral part of the hypothalamus, the suprachiasmatic nuclei (SCN).

Regulation of Dll1 and Notch1 expression thus links the activity of Wnt and Notch, the two main signalling pathways driving the clock.

Even though many breakthroughs have been made over the recent years concerning the understanding of the molecular mechanisms driving proper clock oscillations and correct vertebrate development, important aspects of this intricate machinery are not entirely understood.

The cyclic activation, repression, and reactivation of circadian negative elements generate circadian rhythmicity, which regulates the circadian output pathway by driving downstream clock-controlled gene (CCG) expression [ 8– 10].

On the other hand, it could be attributed to the dominant role of the adipose in driving peripheral clocks in overweight individuals.

Other diverse functions controlled by the UPS include regulation of gene transcription via monoubiquitination and deubiquitination of histones, driving circadian clocks, the auxin-mediated response to light in plants, and the regulation of cell cycle progression and apoptosis [ 26, 113, 131].