clocks造句

He is very handy at repairing clocks.

Remember to put your clocks back tonight.

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In summer we usually put the clocks ahead one hour.

Remember to put your clocks back (one hour) tonight.

He likes to monkey with old clocks and engines.

Finally at about2.30 p. m., we'll visit Fengxian Palace to see some clocks and watches.

It was discovered that pendulum clocks recorded time differently depending on their location.

If this error occurs, synchronize the clocks in the IDS client, server, and KDC machines.

From the alphabet to clocks and printing, every major new technology has profoundly altered the way in which humans think.

If only we all had such faith, no longer requiring God to submit to our clocks and calendars.

The first devices to be powered entirely by ambient energy are likely to be sensors, calculators and clocks.

Above the screen there were eight clocks that pretty well summed up the Infosys workday: 24/7/365.

Their internal clocks start counting from then, so they can calculate the date and time in the future.

They can survive in optimal conditions; during the first year after their internal clocks were disabled, "predation by weasels was minimal," she says.

Considerable research has been conducted to establish a link between the cycle of the moon and the biological clocks of humans and other animals, with varying results.

this was administered to the lion in the same manner, and was not disposed of until the clocks struck three in the morning.

At this point I can't really ditch my alarm clock because I have two little girls who are my alarm clocks.

When the algae were kept in darkness, their DNA was no longer active, but the algae kept their circadian clocks ticking without active genes.

But it's not just awkwardness-doctors now know that teenagers' body clocks go through a shift during puberty, meaning they find it hard to sleep before 11 p.m. and hard to wake in the morning.

If you do not synchronize the clocks on the workbench and on all of the systems under test, resource counters are displayed inaccurately (with respect to time) in the reports.

In the fall of the year the short days and long nights cause the "clocks" in migratory birds to undergo a kind of "winding" in preparation for their spring return and breeding.