Sentence examples for of a stopwatch from inspiring English sources

And Henderson has a lengthy résumé built on the calculations of a stopwatch.

His heavy, semi-regular stresses keep time, in the manner of a stopwatch.

Defibrillators, which are about the size of a stopwatch, are used to maintain cardiac rhythms.

The timed challenges marry the suspense of a stopwatch with carnival whimsy.

A review of the audio recording with the aid of a stopwatch also revealed that Justice Clarence Thomas spoke, as is his custom, for zero seconds.

Kredich said that in a sport measured to the hundredth of a second, an error of 0.1 seconds, consistent with that of a stopwatch, would be acceptable.

THIS technique was actually tried as early as 1910; Chicago writer Hugh Fullerton wrote a long magazine piece in The American magazine called "The Science of Baseball," where he used a 20th-of-a-second stopwatch to measure the speed of ground balls and how quickly infielders converged on them.

So when Dick Ebersol, the chairman of NBC Sports, said last month that his prime-time Olympics would be "nearly 60percentt live," he threw down a challenge to any of us with a stopwatch or a VCR counter.

Because the time difference between initiation and release is generally of the order of 1 2 seconds, a Sony DFW-V500 color digital camera was used to record this behavioral interval from a separate group of animals, as a stopwatch was not suitable.

When you set the timer, you've automated the process of watching a stopwatch and manually stopping the microwave.

When you put something in the microwave, and set the timer, you've automated the process of watching a stopwatch and manually stopping the microwave.