Named after the building's Italian architect, who reflected the aspirations of the merchant class of the early 20th century in the building's columns and balustrades, it is topped by a facade with a built-in clock that shows the exact time the city was struck by an earthquake in June 1978 11.05pmpm.
Intact retroelements have a built-in molecular clock that is useful for estimating their insertion times, based on sister LTR divergence.
There are four standup positions, and when a vendor came in with a PowerPoint presentation, they plugged in this clock that starts at 30 minutes.
When he saw the frown on my face, he said: "It's the escapement in a clock that makes it go tick tock, and in a typewriter one space at a time.
Helena Bonham Carter, in "Fight Club," delivers one of the many lines in "The Clock" that feel weirdly apt: "You're gonna have to keep me up all night long".
I can predict the loss of breath as the air is sucked from the room while I unplug her clock, her favorite clock, the clock she takes pride in, the clock that makes her happy.
Mr. Anastassiades has also designed a restless bedside table with a built-in alarm clock that vibrates to wake sleepers.
It was unnatural, a disturbance in an internal clock that had always been set for Opening Day.
In 1949, a clock that struck thirteen would not hvae existed, and so there is am immediate shock of dislocation to the reader presented in the opening line.
CRY2 participates in the core clock that generates circadian rhythms.
If the child has difficulty reading analog clocks (as a lot of autistic children do), invest in a digital clock that is equally visible.
