Sentence examples for moving clock from inspiring English sources

Gary, though, defended the moving clock.

People who prefer football say that much of its beauty comes from a moving clock that introduces a time limit into an already exciting game.

Unlike Martian's devices, which feature a text crawl built into the face, the Phase is reliant on haptic buzzes, a small window on the bottom with a rotating color wheel and moving clock hands, which communicate in semaphore signals.

If the moving clock leaves A at time t1 (as measured by a clock at rest there), arrives at B coincident with the event E at B, and arrives back at A at the time t2, then standard synchrony is obtained by saying that E is simultaneous with the event at A that occurred at the time (t1 + t2)/2.

The bill would require the government to launch an inquiry into the benefits of moving clocks forward by an hour throughout the year, and has received widespread support from road safety, environmental, tourism and sports groups.

The government's efforts to manage the shortages have included moving clocks forward half an hour, closing schools on Fridays, sending civil servants home three days a week, and even drafting in Maduro himself to dispense energy-saving tips.

These include the equivalence of mass and energy (E = mc2), length contraction (moving objects shorten), and time dilation (moving clocks run more slowly).

These results and those of the previous year were not only the first to show definitively that mesotrons are unstable, but also the first experimental confirmation of the time dilation of moving clocks predicted by relativity theory.

Over a century ago, Albert Einstein postulated that a given time interval is registered differently by independent (moving) clocks [1].

Moving clock-wise, each player will select an open territory until all territories are occupied.

Move clock-wise in a circle and give yourself a card last.