The manic timekeeping of the designers, who will rarely commission the ateliers until days before a show, and are even then liable to change their mind several times, is discussed with a patient, nannyish indulgence.
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).
Christopher might have been a nightmare to produce at times with his eccentric timekeeping and technophobia, but I will miss hearing those rapid steps along the corridor and crash through the commentary box door as he realised he was late for yet another spell.
U.S. college soccer works like the more familiar sports, although Northwestern Coach Tim Lenahan said he expects the college game will eventually adopt international timekeeping rules as the U.S. moves closer to FIFA's rules.
ABU DHABI — Will the precision of Swiss timekeeping finally resolve the Muslim world's centuries-old calendrical conflict?
Hughes expressed his frustration with the referee for his timekeeping afterwards but, deep down, the manager will know Stoke's problems were more of their own doing.
Before the Games end, Omega, which has provided the official timekeeping services to the Olympics since 1932, will serve up more than half a million finish times, splits, distances, rankings, and scores a feat that requires two hundred and thirty tons of timing equipment, including more than a hundred miles of cable.* The modern timers are far more accurate than the old ones but far less portable.
To attend all the talks you really must hear, your plans will necessarily be predicated on good timekeeping.
The left-armer was left out as a result of an issue with timekeeping and replaced by leg-spinner Tom Craddock, although he will be available for Friday's T20 game on Friday.
Anchored by the ancient Drum and Bell Towers, the $73 million redevelopment will include courtyard homes for the rich, a "timekeeping" museum and an underground mall, presumably well stocked with Rolexes and Cartiers -- or perhaps their more affordable counterfeit cousins.
