Sentence examples for whose timekeeping from inspiring English sources
Even Sumner, whose timekeeping used to be pathologically appalling, isn't late.
The Berg Orchestra will also partner with the Dekka Dancers this year for the three pieces, including Gyorgy Ligeti's "Poeme symphonique for 100 metronomes," whose timekeeping devices click alone on stage.
Mr. Motian, who was a member of Evans's great trio with the bassist Scott LaFaro, is a quiet revolutionary whose role in overthrowing traditional timekeeping is long overdue for critical recognition.
From Roger Dubuis' new Velvet High Jewellery watch, whose 1,300 diamonds totaling about 10 carats obscure a timekeeping mechanism distinguished by the prestigious Poinçon de Genève quality mark, to the always brilliant timepieces in the Graff Luxury Watches collection, the newest diamond-studded wristwatches take their stones as seriously as their mechanical pedigrees.
The UK, for example, whose Greenwich Meridian was for centuries the benchmark for global timekeeping, insists that leap seconds are not a serious inconvenience.
Unlike caesium clocks, whose atomic metronomes oscillate in the microwave range and which have become the standard for precision timekeeping necessary for such things as satellite navigation, Dr Wineland's optical clock ticks at the higher frequency of visible light.
"Evolution has built this beautiful timekeeping mechanism, but the clock is not absolutely perfect and needs to be nudged every day," said Dr. David Berson, whose lab at Brown University studies how the eye communicates with the brain.
Whose crime and whose punishment?
And know whose socks are whose.
