Now they're on a hospital roof confronting a rapidly
ticking medical clock.
The daily rhythm of life is maintained by a
circadian clock
in organisms ranging from bacteria to humans.
Clock tower; children under 14 are not allowed.
The type of
alarm clock
your deaf child chooses will depend on how heavy a sleeper they are.
Face the front of the boat at twelve
o ' clock.
Opposite is the mechanism of former cathedral
chiming clocks, the earliest parts dating from the 15th century.
The vault breathed in blue in time with the
atomic clock.
Clock speed.
Has the immortal line about
cuckoo clocks
which, according to wikipedia, isn't even accurate.
This system
synchronizes a high quality clock
at the receiving terminal with a similar clock on the sending terminal.
James ferguson himself designed several
astronomical clocks
and orreries for use in his lectures.
Near a
grandfather clock
to the south, french windows lead to a cool balcony overlooking the formal gardens.
Let's
turn the clock
back 100 years to 1906.
Scared that her
biological clock
is going tick tick tick boom.
Instructions are given on how to construct a
pendulum clock, and readers ' questions are answered.
The time is entered based on a
24-hour clock.
A late 18th century mahogany
longcase clock, 87 ½ ' ' high.
Some countries use a 24-hour clock; others use a
12-hour clock.
The timers view offers 4
countdown clocks
which can be run simultaneously.
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