Sentence examples for including clock from inspiring English sources

Americans purchased more bedside alarm clocks last year than televisions: over 22 million, including clock radios.

The encrypted data cannot be eavesdropped by adversaries but the side channel information including clock cycles and power consumption patterns during encryption operations can leak the secret information.

A battery of cognitive tests was administered including Clock Tests, Block Design, Trail Making Tests (TMT), Digit Span, and tests of verbal fluency.

Using this bottom-up approach, we can combine the individual components explained above to create a script to execute Paint Mode on the associated hardware, which can be diagrammatically explained as follows, including clock cycle distribution and equality.

But in the main commercial district, a few blocks east of the sea, a huge and beloved 19th-century bazaar called the Marché en Fer, or Iron Market, has risen again, its whimsical exterior, including clock tower and four minarets, gleaming with fresh paint.

Performance monitoring hardware on modern processor architectures include counters that track various processor events including clock cycles, instruction retirements [7], TLB misses, cache misses, branch mis-predictions, etc.

He joined the Coronation Street writing team at 23 and went on to create dramas including Clocking Off, Linda Green and State of Play.

The lectures will focus on the key enabling components of embedded systems, including: Clocks, GPIO, Interrupts, Busses, Amplifiers, Regulators, Power supplies, ADC/DAC, DMA, and Storage.

Lesley Sharp, 49, is an English actress best known for roles in TV series including 'Clocking Off' and 'Scott and Bailey', as well as films including 'The Full Monty' and 'Vera Drake'.

The curators packed a 24-foot truck with about 2,000 objects, including clocks, crib mobiles, dustpans, Christmas ornaments and Halloween costumes, produced by folk artists or officially licensed factories.

Objects in the exhibition -- including clocks, musical instruments, furniture, tapestries, jewelry and sculptures -- are drawn from the collections of the National Museum of the Chateau of Versailles, the Grand Trianon, the Petit Trianon and several United States museums.