Sentence examples for lost clock from inspiring English sources

A two's complement 8×8-bit pipelined Baugh Wooley multiplier is implemented, on which several experiments reveal a perfect tolerance (0% errors) to single line discrepancies for both primary and internal nodes, with a cost of lost clock periods between 6% and 25%.

Dali asks Jodorowsky "did you ever feel like you lost a clock in the sand?" and Jodorowsky proudly recounts how he won Dali over by answering "I never found a clock, but I lost a lot".

Neither flag now flies on the tower, which has also lost its clock face, destroyed in the protests.

In the case of flies doubly-mutant for PDF and CRY signaling pathways, their loss of strong rhythmic behavior in LD conditions suggests that these double mutant flies have lost functional clock and/or light entrainment.

The cuckoos lost their clocks.

"It's like a lost art," the clock master said.

And it just so happens that right now it's losing the clock-speed race with rival Intel.

Clocks are present in most of the body's cells and interestingly most cancers appear to have lost their circadian clocks.

Watch for the N.F.L. to make replacing lost time on the clock part of the penalty in such situations.

When John Galliano opened his show with a Charlie Chaplin figure — a little man lost in a giant clock — it could have been the start of yet another fashion romp.

Reese became so caught up in the bigger picture that she lost track of the clock on her fifth attempt in the long jump because she was watching Felix run the 200.