Sentence examples for timekeeping in from inspiring English sources

This exhibition stresses the role of timekeeping in human navigation.

Then there is the scandal involving CityTime, a system that was supposed to streamline employee timekeeping in the city.

Further Questions for Discussion: -Do you think that New York City's annual ball drop is the "greatest single moment of public timekeeping in the world"?

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.

Interestingly, though, after the collapse of the Roman Empire in the fifth century, there is no record of mechanical timekeeping in Europe until the 10th century, when monasteries began finding ways to determine their hours of prayer.

Earlier, in another illumination of the different notions of timekeeping in Washington and Baghdad, he visited in April and told the Iraqi government that it had "weeks" to decide.

It was the most spectacular breakthrough in timekeeping technology in 300 years and the most accurate technology then available.

"Not only do they embody the best of the Art Deco designs, but they also are a symbol of how timekeeping changed in the last century".

Write a one-page proposal either arguing for or against the installation of such a device as the main timekeeping device in the station.

The synchronous electric clock has no timekeeping properties in itself and is wholly dependent upon the frequency stability of the alternating current supplied.

Today it often bids against Omega, Breitling and Rolex for the privilege of paying between $2 million and $3 million for the timekeeping role in a big feature.