Sentence examples for equivalent clock from inspiring English sources

It also shows the required time per cycle and equivalent clock frequency for each benchmark to achieve the same real-time results without bypassing as with bypassing.

Upon the addition of a first molar equivalent of radical clock, the oxidation wave of [ 1-H] − shifts to more positive potentials, decreases in height, and crucially, does not exhibit any current cross-over effects.

Salmon (1977, 273) argues, however, that the standard formulation of the law of conservation of momentum makes use of the concept of one-way velocities, which cannot be measured without the use of (something equivalent to) synchronized clocks at the two ends of the spatial interval that is traversed; thus, it is a circular argument to use conservation of momentum to define simultaneity.

Then it's back to her flat in  Peckham; a south-east London equivalent, maybe, of the clock striking midnight and her carriage turning back to a pumpkin.

The movie is exciting to watch — the director, Kathryn Bigelow, and the screenwriter, Mark Boal, organize the action to maximize suspense, subjecting Maya to a range of dangers and, at the point when she thinks that she has circumstantially located bin Laden, starting the equivalent of a ticking clock that stokes the thrills even more.

DNAse hypersensitivity or equivalent technique in WT, Clock mutant or Usf1 knockout mice will strengthen the conclusion.

Specifically, we identified peak alpha frequency as the equivalent of an internal clock, possibly confined within the visual system and which is sensitive to crossmodal influences.

But Ed Cortese, a vice president for the Lefrak Organization, which has a dozen high-rise office and apartment buildings in its Newport complex, said the company already had the equivalent of round-the-clock fire safety managers.

Cairo's stock market has closed early after clocking losses equivalent to $4.6 billion.By noon the confirmed death toll had already surpassed 50, all but five of them civilian protesters.

Figure 3 shows the cyclic voltammograms recorded for the oxidation of [ 1-H] − in the presence of 0 10 molar equivalents of the radical clock.

What the work's woolly machinations suggested most was the aural equivalent of a floppy grandfather clock fashioned by Claes Oldenburg.