Sentence examples for timekeeping which from inspiring English sources
But the payroll agency has been repeatedly criticized for its handling of the CityTime project, an automated system devised to streamline employee timekeeping, which has been dogged by delays and enormous cost overruns.
The coaxial escapement, invented by Mr. Daniels in 1974, fixed a basic design flaw of the traditional lever escapement — the part of a watch that regulates its timekeeping — which had been puzzling watchmakers for centuries.
This particular model has an altimeter, thermometer, and uses atomic timekeeping, which means it syncs with atomic clocks automatically and never needs to be set.
We were therefore unable to either video or audio record the consultations, nor ensure consistent timekeeping, which presents serious limitation to the study.
It was a problem with CityTime, the city's new timekeeping system, which involved scores of agencies.
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.
The race was subsequently red-flagged, and although Webber was originally classified in 7th, an FIA investigation found a timekeeping error which meant that Webber was placed 9th in the re-classification.
They were drafted by the Department of Labor in 1987 and did not contemplate the ease and scale with which timekeeping records can be modified.
There is no timekeeping, and the song, which quotes Edna St . Vincent Millay feels like a prayer or an invocation: "Boys that held him dear, do your weeping now.
According to Romain Boutevillain, company director of the timekeeping site Top Chrono, which organizes runs throughout the city, registration numbers for a series of races called the Paris Running Tour have been climbing steadily by about 10 percent every year since it began in 2007-8.
However, there are a lot of ways employers can manipulate your time using timekeeping software, some of which are legal and others highly questionable.
