Sentence examples for second a day from inspiring English sources

But because of tidal friction and other natural phenomena, that rotation is slowing down by about two-thousandths of a second a day per century.

Since the 1950s, however, atomic clocks — which are based on the unwavering motions of cesium atoms — have made it possible to measure time far more accurately, to within a billionth of a second a day.

Any expansion or contraction of the rod caused by changes of temperature will affect the timekeeping of a pendulum; e.g., a pendulum clock with a steel rod will lose one second a day for a rise in temperature of approximately 4 °F (2.2 °C).

A Second a Day from Birth.

A young girl's life gets turned upside-down in this tragic second a day video.

To see Indigo grow before your eyes, take a look at their beautiful, moving film (above), titled "A Second a Day from Birth".

Mr. Tippetts said: "Spend 30 seconds a day.

The third, a day later, showed no change.

There are 86,400 seconds in a day.

On the third and sixth day, an additional 10 mL of filtered air was injected again to maintain the pouch.

It went into a second day, then a third.