Sentence examples for new timekeeping from inspiring English sources
It was a problem with CityTime, the city's new timekeeping system, which involved scores of agencies.
The three greatest Western novels of the early 20th century all depend on the new timekeeping, from Marcel Proust's "In Search of Lost Time" and Andrei Bely's "Petersburg" to James Joyce's "Ulysses," which is set entirely on June 16, 1904, using the railroad clocks and timetables that had recently replaced "God's noon" in Ireland with Greenwich Mean Time in London.
Some of these mutants had defective per and tim genes, but the researchers also discovered two new timekeeping genes, which they named dclock and cyc.
Malloy is the one banging on things and wielding the machetes — in Walker's new songs, timekeeping is rare but texture is vital.
You can hardly hear yourself think; but given the ceaseless round of church offices, tavern-bawling, new mechanical timekeeping and life lived out in the street, that was what it was like.
Apple's own page suggests uses are "timekeeping", "new ways to connect" and "health and fitness".
The technique allowed scientists to investigate their structure with greater accuracy and enabled the development of a new kind of timekeeping device known as the atomic clock.
In observing how a calamitous event like the destruction of the World Trade Center can establish new indexes of timekeeping (the "Before and After" syndrome), Deaver argues that stopping time in its tracks is a madman's ruse for stopping life itself.
The redevelopment plan called for the hutongs and the old Drum Tower, a Beijing landmark, to accommodate a new museum of timekeeping, a high-end underground shopping center and parking.
When nomads turned to farming, an intimate knowledge of the constellations served a new function an aid in timekeeping, in particular for keeping track of the seasons.
The results suggest a new paradigm of biological timekeeping based on fractal scaling of periodic oscillatory dynamics, characterized by a large number of frequencies as outputs on multiple time scales.
