The clocks affected were mostly radio clocks, oven clocks, and clocks for programming heating systems.
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There are alarm clocks — a lot of alarm clocks.
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Amazon is everywhere in the home, from wall clocks to ovens and bedside alarm clocks.
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The clocks used by Galileo require re-synchronization with ground-based atomic clocks every few hours.
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That optical atomic clocks keep time more precisely than microwave atomic clocks is itself old news.
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Old analog clocks, like grandfather clocks, will time the swings between a pendulum moving back and forth.
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Also corrected an Nvidia slide that swapped the base clocks and core clocks of the new chips.
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When we spring forward, the clocks on the wall advance, but our body clocks do not change so readily.
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They had no smartphones or Internet, no electricity or running water, no alarm clocks — or any clocks for that matter.
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Mr. Curran and his wife, Elizabeth Clooney, intend to give the museum about 20 grandfather clocks, 20 bracket clocks, 20 wall clocks and 100 pocket watches, all Irish antiques and many bought from Mr. Chellar over the years.
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Electrical clocks keep time by relying on the frequency of the power system, unlike regular clocks which use a quartz crystal.
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The U.S. Open experimented with serve clocks, warm-up clocks and in-match coaching during the qualifying and junior events this year.
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MAKING CLOCKS COOL Mr. Davies hopes that, by working with other artisans, he can help to change the traditional idea of clocks.
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John often finished restoring clocks (like the one pictured below) with a process called fire gilding, which embellishes clocks with gold decoration.
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Some of NIST's most accurate atomic clocks are called cesium fountain atomic clocks because they use a cesium-133 isotope to keep time.
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Building a better time trap Optical clocks use atoms or ions that oscillate about 100,000 times higher than microwave frequencies used in atomic clocks.
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Many digital clocks, such as those in alarm clocks and in ovens or microwaves, use the frequency of the power grid to keep time.
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Related: New 'Moss Clocks' Change with the Times Let These Rorschach Clocks Bend Your Notions of Time Liquid Magnets Power a Killer Minimalist Clock
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CLOCKS There are plenty of fine chairs, desks, tables and other functional objects at the fair, but among the most captivating are the clocks.
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He said the clocks were genuine, dating to the 1920s, though he acknowledged that old clocks often need repairs that require using modern parts.
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For instance, imagine that your "Instrument panel clocks" suddenly got more expensive, so you have to source clocks from a new vendor in another country.
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Clocks became status symbols and, Mr. Chellar noted, Irish clocks of the era are taller and have larger faces and hands than their British counterparts.
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Our obsession with time has led to an obsession with clocks and some of those clocks, like Görkem Bozkurt's 3D printed marble masterpiece, are badass.
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Officials have begun replacing the traditional clocks with digital ones as children have been unable to tell the correct time on analog clocks, The Telegraph reports.
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Patla's clocks count the cycles of light, which are so consistent that the clocks won't lose or gain a second in tens of millions of years.
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I would be upset that the countdown clocks haven't been accurate, except the clocks are so clearly meaningless—though in an almost profound, Beckett-ian sort of way—that it doesn't matter, because CNN's endless countdown clocks are proof that nothing matters in this cold, senseless universe.
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That means these optical clocks can be the future of precise timekeeping and will probably be able to keep time about 100 times better than atomic clocks.
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The clocks on smartphones are based on signals from space, sent from the 230 GPS satellites that keep track of time by using four onboard atomic clocks.
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The transportation authority is able to install these clocks more quickly than the previous clocks on the numbered lines because it is an isolated project, Ms. Hakim said, and the transportation authority is on track to have clocks installed in every station by the end of the year.
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The answer, it seems, is because Apple recently defected from traditional quartz-based clocks in its phones in favor of clocks that are also made of MEMS silicon.
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The earliest books, going back to the 15th century, concentrate on sundials; the tomes then progress through water clocks, mechanical inventions, and, arriving in the present, atomic clocks.
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So we&aposre also aligning the circadian biology with the food intake, because all of our organs have clocks, internal clocks, and they like to be active at certain times.
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"If you had clocks that you trusted that were both accurate at this very high level then you could use those clocks as sensors of the Earth's gravity potential by looking for changes in the ticking rate as you moved one of the clocks through different parts of Earth's gravity," Ludlow told me.
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Because they're further away from Earth's gravitational field, their clocks tick faster than clocks on the surface, so the data they send back has to be corrected so everything is in sync.
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But characterizing the clocks this well meant that the ytterbium clocks could detect how Earth's gravity had slowed time, accurately determining their location in the Earth's gravitational field to within a centimeter.
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Automaton clocks continued to be produced after the Renaissance but it was then, when the excitement about the invention of portable clocks was at its height, that they reached their artistic peak.
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Long case clocks with a distinctive hourglass shape, called Comtoise clocks, have long been made in ateliers in the outskirts of the city and in the villages of the surrounding Jura mountains.
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He said the clocks appear to have been brought to market in the United States by Mr. Li's son, Edwin, a California dealer who sells clocks under the name EM Time Company.
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But if these vehicles had atomic clocks, engineers could send pings to the spacecraft, and their atomic clocks could calculate where they are, based on how long it took to get the signal.
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Cinematic flourishes, like the intensity of Garland's gaze or the transparent overlay of clocks, lots of clocks, over entire scenes, feel enhanced when they get the immediate contrast of another, equally beautiful detail.
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But, when the centers of the agate slices were sold to a Place Vendôme jeweler to make clocks, "I decided to give my creatures the right to be clocks, too," Mr. Carbonell said.
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"The Red Clocks" by Leni Zumas Leni Zumas's new novel, "Red Clocks," imagines a near future in which this country's laws have changed — by federal decree, abortion is illegal in all 50 states.
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Clocks, he argued, are regular, orderly, and therefore predictable systems.
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Clocks Taped to 'Pipe Bombs' Do Not Have Alarm Function!
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Of all interior clocks, the circadian is perhaps best understood.
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There's the Pininfarina Battista, which clocks in at 1,900 horsepower.
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The Iran deal's survival is a function of three clocks.
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The clocks tell time; the furniture can be sat on.
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Most clocks obtain their time from Coordinated Universal Time (UTC).
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Or fuck the establishment and don't switch your damn clocks.
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It provides the exact speed at which our clocks tick.
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Clocks can talk, and glowing fish can enjoy penetrative sex.
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Alarm clocks haven't exactly been popular for a long time.
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Also, why atomic clocks, like wine, get better with age.
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Our body clocks usually wake us up around 212 a.m.
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NIST employees take rotating shifts to coddle the clocks properly.
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Increasingly precise atomic clocks can also help redefine the second.
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Past projects have included clocks, succulent planters, birdhouses, and more.
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No countdown clocks (other than the one on your stove).
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So at what point do those clocks start and stop?
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And around the walls are several large paintings of clocks.
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This one clocks in at $85.82 with tax and tip.
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Second floor is filled with old clocks and sewing machines.
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Beddi markets its product as the future of alarm clocks.
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Is contraband being smuggled in these antique clocks and figurines?
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As a result, Uber clocks much higher revenues than Lyft.
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The clocks then move backward in the northern hemisphere's autumn.
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But, it's a monster that clocks in at 688 pages.
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Also, check out our guide to the best alarm clocks.
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Check out our other great guides for watches and clocks
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Might the newsroom, for example, someday switch to digital clocks?
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Traditional alarm clocks aren't necessary if you own smart devices.
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How did people get up for work before alarm clocks?
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We use alarm clocks and talk with each other instead.
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Ultra low sulfur diesel only clocks in at 15 ppm.
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There are also health issues associated with changing the clocks.
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After the TV clocks counted down to the 10 a.m.
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The earlier list included airplanes, seafood, wine, clothing and clocks.
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Clocks should be set back on Sunday morning, not ahead.
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In the physical world, time is what clocks tell you.
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Atomic clocks are the most precise timekeeping devices ever invented.
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There, the average private school tuition clocks in at $24,171.
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A year later, it clocks in at 17 million dislikes.
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Our internal clocks are off, and we're not super hungry.
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Circadian rhythms are driven by biological clocks inside our bodies.
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Someone else grabbed clocks, an umbrella, a snake, a robot.
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This report clocks in at 407 words and 2,569 characters.
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So I'll acknowledge that I like pitch and innings clocks.
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The other two clocks are flavor development and aroma development.
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A doubleheader, then, clocks in at close to five hours.
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Why shouldn't we have the most ridiculously accurate clocks imaginable?
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As with the Noah's Ark, each species of furniture was ranked with its own kind: chairs with chairs, settees with settees; clocks with clocks, desks and cabinets and highboys standing in stiff ranks opposite.
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"[A] functioning addict has several alarm clocks, you're organized," she said.
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ET. -- And don't forget to set your clocks forward this weekend.
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Equally important, US and Iranian political clocks are out of sync.
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Forbes clocks Ilitch and his wife's net worth at $6.1 billion.
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That's where these clocks get their names: they're dealing with atoms.
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The good news is that we can adjust our internal clocks.
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The cameras, disguised as clocks, pens or light bulbs, are bestsellers.
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BRITISH politics is dominated by the sound of two ticking clocks.
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But the atomic clocks on satellites are set to GPS time.
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Red Clocks finds its emotional center in a profoundly relatable feeling.
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Running time for the full show clocks in around eight hours.
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We got our clocks cleaned because we didn't embrace new technology.
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"Ultimately, there are two clocks ticking: legal and political," said Lipner.
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I voted against turning the clocks back more than an hour.
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When clocks move forward in the spring, we lose an hour.
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He gave them his collection of clocks worth half a million.
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Patla's task: watching clocks tick, ad nauseum, for over 14 years.
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On top of that, clocks are important tools for scientific research.
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Its common equity Tier 1 ratio clocks in at 14.5 percent.
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"It was all kinds of things—clocks, leatherwork, sculptures," he recalls.
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Clocks are great, but sometimes they can be very, very dumb.
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Atom resonances are extremely consistent, which makes atomic clocks so precise.
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He's overseeing a new DARPA program, Atomic Clocks with Enhanced Stability.
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But all of our clocks aren't wound exactly the same way.
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The 128GB version clocks in at $31.24 per month, or $749.99.
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A typical meal clocks in at an affordable $4 to $6.
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The TDE singer performs "Broken Clocks" seemingly trapped in the matrix.
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It is as if there are multiple clocks on his wall.
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There are no yammering newsroom panels, no countdown clocks, no hashtags.
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Both traditional digital and analog clocks need to be set manually.
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Smartphones have replaced alarm clocks, calculators, GPS devices, and paper maps.
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Now a salary man, Levi clocks long hours -- just like locals.
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In fact, all of the clocks in the newsroom were wrong.
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Some of those ticking clocks may be more literal than others.
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The plan clocks in at $180 per month for four lines.
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The Constitution of the United States clocks in at 4,543 words.
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"There are still good clocks coming onto the market," he said.
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After the TV countdown clocks ticked down to the 10 a.m.
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The first mechanical clocks were made to summon monks to prayer.
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During the melee, a falling gargoyle clocks a nun, killing her.
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The countdown clocks aren't always accurate, but they're better than nothing.
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In a speakeasy, there's no windows, there's no clocks, you're hidden.
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The Emperor of Water Clocks , by Yusef Komunyakaa (Farrar, Straus & Giroux) .
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"I have bunches of clocks all over the place," he said.
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No, said Mr. Adjmi, who has travel clocks in his bathrooms.
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"My father restored old French and English clocks," Mr. Baumgartner said.
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We pass through rooms heavy with furniture: cupboards, armoires, beds, clocks.
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It clocks in at 0 to 24 mph in 4 seconds.
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And they're ungainly: Reducetarian clocks in at a stocky six syllables.
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Shifting the Clocks is Bad for UsA growing body of research indicates that switching the clocks back or forward can have adverse health effects, by disrupting our sleep patterns and leading to short-term sleep deprivation.
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And while we've no doubt made advances in horology since then to improve accuracy — quartz movements, digital clocks, and the like — for the most part, clocks have been working out pretty well in their traditional incarnation.
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"It's about 50 times more stable than the GPS atomic clocks we use," adding that we currently have to navigate from Earth because the clocks on board spacecraft are really not very good at maintaining time accuracy.
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The twice-yearly changing of clocks might even be a little dangerous.
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The trailer (Image: Christian Lisdat)These clocks can do pretty awesome physics.
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Google's Waymo clocks in almost 5,600 miles until human intervention in California.
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" Or, "I will save my wine-o-clocks for Humpdays and weekends.
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To remind people to turn clocks ahead an hour at 2 a.m.
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All clocks keep pace by measuring the time between some repetitive event.
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D0cR3d says gaming communities use countdown clocks to highlight events and announcements.
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The clocks have sprung back and the spring fever is setting in.
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The film, which clocks in at three hours, has garnered critical acclaim.
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The countdown clocks and additional kiosks are very nice touches as well.
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Who uses alarm clocks anymore when we're all attached to our smartphones?
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Clocks are not the only means to get a handle on gravity.
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So the atomic clocks fall out of sync with the astronomical ones.
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Ye also thinks there's great scientific value in creating super-precise clocks.
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The clocks simply harnessed the power of quantum mechanics to improve results.
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Patla's team is planning to do this experiment again with upgraded clocks.
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Just make sure to stay away from any white rabbits with clocks.
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We didn't have any punch-clocks, so I was the punch-clock.
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"I always think of those old Garfield clocks," he told the magazine.
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Disneyland's Main Street, U.S.A. Christmas tree clocks in as the resort's tallest.
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Scientists are finding evidence of biological clocks in all sorts of creatures.
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That's why I fill my bedroom with literally hundreds of functioning clocks.
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Jessa clocks Shoshanna for being a star-fucker, which is not inaccurate.
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The rose maze and the restored clocks become this show's governing figures.
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They had a love of things: shoes, jukeboxes, records, irons, and clocks.
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She clocks suddenly how she's drawn inspiration from both father and daughter.
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People who work night and graveyard shifts also must adjust their clocks.
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I think it's too long; it clocks in at like 6,300 words.
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They've got clocks, they've got timers, they've got microwaves, all Alexa-enabled.
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There was also a number of different wall clocks to flip through.
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Disruption of these clocks is thought to increase the risk of cancer.
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There are countdown clocks for events as humdrum as candidate town halls.
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Netflix clocks in just above Hulu, with 20 horror moves certified fresh.
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He definitely "clocks the oddness" in the final version of the episode.
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We checked out dozens of alarm clocks to find the best ones.
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Castro, meanwhile, clocks in at 1%, alongside fully declared candidate John Delaney.
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Those clocks keep ticking whether or not you're there to watch them.
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Lastly, don't forget to shift your clocks forward an hour overnight Saturday.
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If her bank account permits (it clocks in at close to $70).
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Lemonade airs Saturday at 9 ET/6 PT. Start your countdown clocks.
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When New York reset its clocks to railway time on Sunday, Nov.
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Clocks in parts of Australia have moved, too, in the opposite direction.
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Birmingham, AL - $45,000 Birmingham clocks in 89th on the U.S. News ranking.
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Our clocks are individual and varied, and they change as we grow.
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The light brightens and dims automatically to maximize the birds' biological clocks.
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The Code of Federal Regulations now clocks in at over 85033,000 pages.
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Gone were the screaming graphics, countdown clocks, and endless crawl of headlines.
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It clocks in at eight pages and I'm glad I finished early.
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And don't forget to move your clocks forward one hour this weekend!
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It's $19.99, so it probably clocks right into your White Elephant budget.
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"I like to hear the tick, tick, tick of clocks," he said.
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Elizabeth Warren clocks in at 18%, immediately followed by Sanders with 17%.
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He clocks in at 4.9, just to Santorum's right and Bush's left.
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That could make these clocks a viable replacement for the cesium ones.
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"Our clocks don't run on exactly a 2024-hour cycle," Gehrman says.
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A serving of this dessert clocks in at 23 grams of sugar.
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"Our clocks don't run on exactly a 23-hour cycle," Gehrman explained.
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Such clocks are rare — he now has three, the first time he has had so many at once — so they account for only about 2000 percent of Mr. Chellar's business, which primarily focuses on British and European clocks.
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A pair of ytterbium optical clocks accurately reported the ytterbium's transition frequency within 10-18 of the actual frequency, varying at most by 3.2 x 10-19, with a difference the two clocks' reported frequencies at around 10-19.
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It allows you to describe that number more accurately.) The problem with strontium clocks (sometimes called "optical clocks," because this frequency is in the visible light range) is that due to their complexity, they can't be run 24/7.
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Eventually, self winding clocks and other new tech made these time balls unnecessary.
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The new item—which clocks in at around 90 calories per 4 oz.
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Some 40 countries in the Middle East and Asia never change their clocks.
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He's known across the nation for his niche skills in repairing old clocks.
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The 5.2-inch clocks in a 1080 x 73, working out to 421ppi.
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Julie and Norbert — the latter of whom clocks in at just 3½ lbs.
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I hope that it, too, learns how to play "Clocks" one day.[Google]
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For comparison, the A9 packed inside the iPhone 6s clocks in at 1.85GHz.
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This is why Alexa shows up in everything from alarm clocks to cars.
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Some studies claim shifting our clocks only saves a negligible amount of energy.
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"Volcanos are not clocks, either in terms of time, or behavior," Forni says.
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Chalk it up to the constantly dropping deals, countdown clocks, and limited stock.
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It's not as precise as larger optical clocks, but it's still pretty impressive.
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But space-bound cold atomic clocks do have some advantages, the researchers wrote.
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It employs a gentler method than that of more in-your-face clocks.
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Clocks will jump forward by one hour on March 12 at 2 a.m.
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Biological clocks were no longer ticking, thanks to egg freezing, IVF, and surrogacy.
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Despite their grandness, open worlds are compressed environments which run to compressed clocks.
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Blue light helps set our body clocks — circadian rhythms, if you're feeling fancy.
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The capacitive sensor clocks the pressure of my foot and engages the motor.
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It's beautiful weather, the 30th of March, and tomorrow the clocks go forward.
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ProsConsCheck out our guide on the best wake-up light therapy alarm clocks
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Besides, who even clocks in eight full hours of deep, uninterrupted rest anymore?
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If it was daylight savings time, it would've changed already on the clocks.
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All things considered, ticking clocks are often a cheap way to build suspense.
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It only clocks in around ten minutes but still gets a lot done.
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He usually clocks 35 to 45 hours a week at $15 an hour.
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The Dubai service to Auckland from Emirates Airline clocks in at 8,823 miles.
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Official clocks will hit 6:19883:60 before rolling over to 7:00.
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Meanwhile, the average age of sitting conservative justices clocks in at roughly 62.
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But as sure as clocks tick, your plans in tactical RPGs fall apart.
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He then employed timing information from satellites to synchronize clocks at different locations.
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Of course, you set your clocks back an hour in fall, not forward.
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Some public clocks in New York City are still manually powered by weights.
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Don't forget to change your clocks for the end of daylight saving time.
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So yes, we will include some frantic memes about lost time and clocks.
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Further, bed-makers tend to be morning people who rise without alarm clocks.
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He clocks in with 27% in the average, six points ahead of Buttigieg.
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"We know that we've got a menu that's going to clean their clocks."
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If you forgot to set your clocks back one hour, do it now.
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The 24-month-long clocks starts all over again, if you do upgrade.
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The displays also make for good digital photo frames and smart alarm clocks.
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The $129 Casper stands apart from other light-alarm clocks in several ways.
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Ships would use the balls to adjust their clocks to the local time.
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It's weird, full of legend, myth, Bible and ghosts, chaos, watermelons, clocks, everything.
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What lifted The Sprawl up for me (besides the way I was able to add giant mechs to it really easily), is the expansion of a "clocks" system that started in Apocalypse World, and fuck, I like clocks a lot.
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After the national repeal of daylight-saving time in 1919, many individual states and cities continued to adjust their clocks twice a year, but at varying days and times, in what Time magazine characterized in 1963 as "a chaos of clocks."
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Knowing this information is important for calibrating the space-based atomic clocks themselves, but despite the accuracy of these clocks—NIST has an atomic clock that only deviates by one second every 200 million years—there's always room for improvement.
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But as the clocks once again were nudged ahead to daylight saving time in many parts of the nation over the weekend, foes of turning the clocks back in the first place saw a glimmer of hope in New England.
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Realtime countdown clocks are the ants of the public transportation system: small but mighty.
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The collection clocks in at 13 tracks long, and features all previously unreleased music.
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Ludlow explained that the team hasn't compared the clocks in two separate locations, yet.
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Perhaps these clocks could detect dark matter from the way its gravity alters spacetime.
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The whole thing only clocks up to 3:33, but it hits hard nonetheless.
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Daylight saving: Californians decided they no longer want to reset clocks twice a year.
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The needs were big and small, from alarm clocks to help with domestic violence.
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It also provides details about upcoming missions, including launch information complete with countdown clocks.
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In "restoring old clocks", he tries to "revive a sense of beauty and order".
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Whether there's a big market for smart clocks is kind of beside the point.
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The first Ramones album clocks in at number 33, with their third at 106.
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Meanwhile its stadium mate, hockey's New York Rangers, clocks in at some $1.5 billion.
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According to Laptop Mag, the average 215-inch laptop clocks in at 21200 pounds.
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Which begs an obvious question: Why do we turn the clocks back at all?
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Such an embarrassment of misogynist riches!) This profile clocks in at over 5,000 words(
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IT IS A bright, cold day in April, and the clocks have sprung forward.
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There are apps and alarm clocks designed to help you glide between sleep phases.
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Jun Ye makes the world's most precise clocks using lasers and oscillating strontium atoms.
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It clocks in at around 600 calories, which is more than a Big Mac.
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Like so many other cable news clocks, it was a countdown to a letdown.
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Around midnight, the clocks will read 11:59:60 instead of 11:59:59.
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Whirring clocks accelerate and reverse time and sometimes become stuck, conveying a demented zaniness.
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The award went to three U.S.-born scientists for their work on biological clocks.
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Wall clocks come in all manner of styles, ranging from practical to downright whimsical.
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It will also set shot clocks for administrative review of applications for new deployments.
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The majority of countries outside Europe and North America do not adjust their clocks.
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Phones have also replaced alarm clocks — most models have alarms, plus timers and stopwatches.
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It's Monday, the clocks have changed and it's T-minus 6 days until spring!
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He also worked on theater sets, textiles, silver, ceramics, clocks, furniture and book illustrations.
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The average monthly Social Security benefit clocks in at $1,387 for San Francisco residents.
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And one of the smaller, almost imperceptible miracles involves maintenance of the newsroom clocks.
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And if one counts only electricity generation, solar clocks in just under 1.4 percent.
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But scientists creating ultra-precise new atomic clocks don't really have you in mind.
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Super precise clocks like these can be used to probe never-before-seen physics.
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If we didn't set our clocks back, sunrise wouldn't be until 8:30 a.m.
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And the best part is most of it clocks in at under 50 bucks.
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"Plan flight or travel more in tune with your kids' biological clocks," she said.
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For comparison, the national average is 31.1 and Los Angeles clocks in at 43.7.
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For the record, Donald Trump clocks in at 22.4 percent favorable, 27 percent unfavorable.
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This accident of history made it possible to use the flints as historical clocks.
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Today it accounts for about 30 percent of all revenue Truecaller clocks, he said.
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The clocks have no hands, and the black horsemen may appear at any time.
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I pray that our jacked-up internal clocks don't wake us up super early.
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Other sections focus on optics, anatomy, mechanical clocks, the study of water, and geometry.
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By comparison, "Fake News" clocks in with 275 appearances and "Witch Hunt" at 127.
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Most smartphone clocks will automatically adjust, if the phone's software is up to date.
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Twice a year, clocks around the world move forward or backward by an hour.
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While I'm changing in the dressing room, one saleswoman clocks out from her shift.
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Harold, a middle-aged, solitary sad sack, earns his living making and repairing clocks.
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A series of gold-plated clocks line one wall, all custom-built by Rolex.
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The stand is sleekly designed and clocks in at a feather-light 105 grams.
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The country couldn't function with dozens of cities all ticking to their own clocks.
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Of course, it matters what your neighbors' clocks say, and not just your own.
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Ted Cruz's ideological extremism (he clocks in at 9.6) makes him look potentially unelectable.
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Evening types' clocks can run as long as 24.5 or 24.7 hours, Gehrman says.
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As we get older, our clocks nudge us to wake up earlier and earlier.
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But some digital clocks rely on the frequency of the electric grid that's powering them.
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At stations, countdown clocks notify riders of wait times, while conductors embody a hometown persona.
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The 44mm Vapor features a 1.39-inch AMOLED display that clocks in at 326 ppi.
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In Singapore, the average speed of a 4G connection clocks in at a 37 Mbps.
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Then there were the water clocks and pre-wristwatch portable sundials owned by the elite.
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Coverage for the cheapest iPhone 8 clocks in at about 18 percent of its cost.
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Leni Zumas's Red Clocks, much like Vox, imagines a near future where abortion is illegal.
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For millennia sundials, water clocks, hour glasses and ringing bells marked divisions in the day.
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About 400 atomic clocks around the world, interlinked via satellite, help keep global time accurate.
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The system is considered a million times better as a timekeeper than astronomical-based clocks.
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Kerry Washington clocks in at seventh place, earning $11 million in the one-year period.
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You've got Christmas decorations, cigarette packets, badges and clocks, these playful spaceships, saltshakers, and watches.
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LTE-A clocks in at twice the speed of LTE, at a theoretical 2016 Mbps.
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Luckin's enterprise value clocks in at over 17 times sales; Starbucks trades at 4 times.
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This one clocks in at 51mm, so, consistent with the sizing of the earlier models.
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Our internal circadian biological clocks regulate the timing of our energy levels throughout the day.
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Apple's software has a history of bugs when clocks automatically change for daylight saving time.
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It all clocks in at around 26 pounds and can support up to 220 pounds.
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The extra time is all about syncing the earth's rotation with the world's atomic clocks.
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This clock keeps people on their toes in a way traditional numeral clocks do not.
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At the beginning of winter, you'd revert to standard time and turn the clocks back.
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Sanders is in second place at 2628 percent, while Warren clocks in at 28500 percent.
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Standing a table upright between the clocks had no effect on their synchronization, for instance.
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Three species of orb-weaving spiders may have the fastest biological clocks known in nature.
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Get your countdown clocks ready: the album's landing in a little more than a month.
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Sadako's pitch clocks at 96km/h — that's a solid 60mph pitch in American baseball speak.
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The Model 3's mpge clocks in at 141, besting even the former champ's total.
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"Pulse," which includes 40 songs, clocks in at just over two and a half hours.
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The longest journey clocks in at five hours and 45 minutes, from Naples to Florence.
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Landlines, old-fashioned alarm clocks, and single-use plastics will be replaced by modern inventions.
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However, if the driver clocks more than 65 rides per week, that fee is waved.
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This high energy requirement was thought to make atomic clocks based on nuclear transitions infeasible.
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Clocks spring forward one hour on Sunday, and not everyone is happy about the ritual.
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"The Magritte figures are easier to create on the dancers than melting clocks," he said.
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"Suddenly these clocks were fetching 10 times the amount they were previously," Mr. Hopkinson said.
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He has spent three decades finding and restoring antique Irish clocks and researching their makers.
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There are two small clocks installed side-by-side on one wall, ticking in unison.
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True Balance says it clocks more than 300,000 digital transactions on its app each day.
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Switching the clocks back does more than make it dishearteningly dark at 5:30 p.m.
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Ideally, all of the clocks should be in sync and in the same time zone.
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You get a decoupling of the ripeness clocks as they are developing in the fruit.
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With the boots, hat, sash, and gloves, his whole rig clocks in at 39.6 pounds.
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What could antique clocks, burnished gold, top hats, and silver mercury possibly have in common?
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Well,…Read more ReadScientists Build Atomic Clocks Accurate Enough to Measure Changes in Spacetime ItselfPhysicists have created atomic clocks so precise that they can measure deformations in spacetime…Read more ReadThe Time Capsules That Will Outlast the ApocalypseWhen we die, we leave behind information.
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Did we mention its full battery capacity clocks in at only 2.5 hours of playback time?
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This year's longest best picture nominee, "The Revenant," clocks in at 2 hours and 36 minutes.
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Body clocks also help regulate processes related to hormones, body temperatures and eating and digesting food.
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"Detective Pikachu" clocks in at an hour and 44 minutes while "Endgame" is three hours long.
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Atomic clocks measure time by measuring the frequency at which electrons transition between discrete energy levels.
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The business went on to develop everything from computers and calculators to atomic clocks and printers.
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Clocks on the wall will match up with the map tracing the lunar landing in 1969.
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Harrison was actually best known for his work on clocks used in marine environments, not households.
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With its crazed beats and circular structure, the whole thing sounds like heartbeats, clocks, breaths, sweat.
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Amazon's Alexa is available on a lot of devices, from lamps to alarm clocks to fridges.
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She clocks a smarmy looking dude on her tail, so she drugs him and kidnaps him.
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When we are forced to live out of sync with our internal clocks, our health suffers.
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And look, I'm usually 100 percent on board for Nixie tubes and strange watches or clocks.
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They're our alarm clocks, workout buddies, sympathetic ear, our debate platforms, news readers, photographers and videographers.
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An iOS 11 bug started crashing some iPhones after the clocks hit 12:15AM this morning.
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The movie clocks in at three hours but has already earned acclaim from critics and moviegoers.
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As our planet's rotation infinitesimally slows, it puts our clocks ever so slightly out of whack.
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Part One was released on Wednesday and clocks in at one hour and forty four minutes.
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The film, which clocks in at roughly three hours, has garnered acclaim from critics and moviegoers.
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Some numbers: The Google Pixel XL's 5.5-inch AMOLED display clocks in at 1440 x 2560.
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It was only in August 2015 that North Korea's clocks were turned back by 30 minutes.
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"Bible Emoji" clocks in at over 3,200 pages, but luckily is available only in digital formats.
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Natalie sells the signs along with the clocks and other items like backpacks and juice holders.
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Hudson figured out that moving clocks twice a year would make best use of natural daylight.
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The entrepreneur-turned-investor told TechCrunch that Monstro Ventures' first fund clocks in under $5 million.
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The Chromebook R 13 features a 13-inch touchscreen display that clocks in at 1920×1080.
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Alibaba clocks in as the world's sixth biggest tech company, and China's biggest, followed by Tencent.
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So set your calendars (and phones, and alarm clocks) if you know what's good for you.
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This unassuming little EP clocks in at just under ten minutes, but certainly packs a wallop.
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This clock is the leader in precision, but still lags behind other atomic clocks in stability.
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"This further drives the need for a very precise, very accurate set of clocks," he said.
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Thus, Wi-Fi hotspots, USB charging stations, more countdown clocks, and a new fare payments system.
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On the Scoville Scale of hotness, its active ingredient, resiniferatoxin, clocks in at 16 billion units.
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There was little to no visibility of the scoreboard and play clocks throughout the first quarter.
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It's a user-friendly, programmable analog polysynth that clocks in at an impressively affordable price point.
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After the death of Whitney Houston, Etsy users listed handmade wall clocks and Whitney matryoshka dolls.
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A loud brunch reaches 70 or 80, while a screeching subway clocks in at around 100.
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Leap seconds ensure that atomic clocks can match our planet's rotation, which is gradually slowing down.
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Only 40 percent seemed to have body clocks that were naturally synchronized with their academic schedules.
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And like broken clocks, opponents provide the wrong answer — proposing to scrap objective, universal assessments altogether.
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But as of 2016, most of New York City's subway stations do not have countdown clocks.
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It still clocks in at 43 episodes, so it's a commitment but not a major one.
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Atomic clocks are just atoms that vibrate in a very special way in response to light.
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Issues related to your circadian rhythm, or our body's clocks, may be more psychological than physiological.
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Our biological clocks can stay with the sun, as they have from the dawn of history.
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In a misguided play on the "Timeless" label, QVC had installed clocks on every available wall.
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Remember to set your clocks forward an hour on Sunday, and look forward to more daylight!
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She recalled the artist saying he couldn't wait for Stevens to see his two clocks touching.
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Shopping Guide With daylight saving time beginning this weekend, clocks will get more attention than usual.
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The new office also has countdown clocks ticking down to Super Tuesday and the General Election.
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Set your clocks to Thursday at noon 🐱 I'm wearing my lip kit in this pix.
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Sales of jewelry, watches, clocks and valuable gifts plunged 42.9% on-year in October, data showed.
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The Switch Lite clocks in at 3.6 inches high, 8.2 inches long, and 0.55 inches deep.
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Like the Echo Wall Clock, the Citizen clocks is part of the "Works with Alexa" program.
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This little guy clocks in (sorry) at $225 and is available for pre-order beginning today.
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Sales of jewellery, watches, clocks and valuable gifts plunged 42.9% on-year in October, data showed.
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Alarm clocks were one of the most obvious implementations since the introduction of the smart screen.
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"Red Clocks" is a mesmerizing and disturbing warning about what a world in which Roe v.
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They hang combs, alarm clocks, carrots and checkerboards, apple cores, roller skates, LPs, plungers and paintings.
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So while your teeth are chattering this weekend, set your mind (and clocks) forward to spring.
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Despite the logistical obstacles, he said that getting rid of clocks could work well for visitors.
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It turns out our internal clocks are influenced by genes and are incredibly difficult to change.
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Essentially, our internal clocks end up set a few hours behind typical sleeping and waking hours.
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The condition is much more common among teens, whose clocks gradually shift earlier as they age.
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Considering the potential health impacts of ignoring our biological clocks, it seems harmless enough to try.
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Scientists originally used microwaves to run these clocks, but are now moving to visible light which can potentially offer better accuracy and precision—there are more oscillations for a fixed amount of time, explained Ye. But researchers have dealt with some issues with these visible-light clocks.
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To end variations in when clocks changed, the EU standardised a policy in the 1990s by which all member states now must move clocks an hour forward at 0100 GMT on the last Sunday in March and an hour back on the last Sunday in October.
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The clocks we need to measure that accurately have been the size of a refrigerator, she noted.
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For those who still use old-fashioned alarm clocks, this means it's time to set 'em forward.
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The proposal simply grants the California State Legislature the power to vote to change the clocks permanently.
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Perhaps researchers could link the clocks with optical fibers, but that isn't possible on intercontinental scales yet.
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The worst thing about all of these clocks is that none of them have been particularly accurate!
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The label produces Réserve Champagne and Rosé Champagne, and each bottle clocks in at $300 to $400.
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He clocks in and his manager hands him a cup with a Quest Diagnostics logo on it.
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Countdown clocks were stopped and buses full of spectators were turned around after Monday's launch was scrapped.
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Yet so far, the clocks shown up in just a third of the city's 469 subway stations.
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Inside a mountain on Bezos's property in Texas, workers are constructing one of several 215,233-year clocks.
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It also said there is little evidence that changing the clocks twice a year reduces traffic accidents.
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In fact, in the US, one study found that automobile accidents actually increase after the clocks change.
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For that matter, what do clocks or steampunk mean to Lisa Vanderpump, Tom Schwartz, and Tom Sandoval?
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Officials quickly installed countdown clocks using Bluetooth receivers, which has led to many complaints about their accuracy.
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I must stop all the clocks, cut off the telephone, let someone bring me cocoa in bed.
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Price: $129 Buy on: OneBlade Mondaine's watches offer a clean, simple style based on Swiss railway clocks.
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It showed off new Echos and wall clocks, new screens and wall plugs, and even a microwave.
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Participants managed to successfully shift their body clocks two hours forward during the study, the report stated.
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A team at the University of Western Ontario, in Canada, clocks meteors smaller than grains of sand.
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If Europeans seem to be running later than usual recently, it's not their fault—it's the clocks.
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But on the day the clocks changed, I misjudged things and at 5pm it was already dark.
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Of those, 84 percent were against putting clocks forward in spring and back in autumn every year.
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He introduced the concept of moving the clocks forward during the summer months to ensure longer days.
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You get nine lube servings per pod and a package of 6 pods clocks in at $25.
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The high-definition version of the same episode clocks in at 440 megabytes (about twice the size).
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Steam's version clocks in at a considerably larger file size, however — 168MB there versus 47.6MB on GOG.
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The IERS calls UTC a "compromise " between the measurements given by the atomic clocks and astronomical time.
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For the study, researchers examined data from cognitive skills assessments done by asking patients to draw clocks.
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WHEN the first atomic clocks were built and swiftly commercialised, no one used the term "quantum technology".
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In the 18th century Benjamin Franklin mooted the idea of moving the clocks forward in the summer.
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Perhaps most inconvenient for businesses is the fact that countries may change their clocks at different times.
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Apply to be a TC Top Pick before the deadline clocks out precisely at 5:00 p.m.
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That's why people still buy alarm clocks and calculators, even though a smartphone has all those functions.
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His team chose atomic clocks because they're some of the most precise machines humans have ever invented.
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Balenciaga's "glazed leather" and gold-stamped creation (standing in for yellow nylon straps) clocks in at $2,145.
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Weighing 29 ounces, it's even lighter than LG's 360 VR, which clocks in at around 4 ounces.
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Syndergaard, whose fastball consistently clocks at 22012 mph, is 243-220 this year with a 226 ERA.
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Measuring time can be used to help infer position, making better clocks invaluable for things like GPS.
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And if it's the latter, then invigorating our clocks could theoretically put more sand in the hourglass.
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The clocks kick each other around until they and the wall attain their most stable, relaxed state.
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A 13-episode season of "House of Cards" clocks in at about 11 hours and 20 minutes.
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Most research on fast circadian clocks has been done in deliberately-created mutant hamsters and fruit flies.
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The ratio of people who click "thumbs up" on movie trailers and clips usually clocks in at .
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Workers rioted and destroyed much of Fordlandia, including the time clocks, causing thousands of dollars in damage.
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The tablet's 12-inch display clocks in at 2160 x 1440, offering up 160-degree viewing angles.
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The Dyson clocks in at a 2500-inch diameter, versus almost 2360 inches for the new Roomba.
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In fact, the highest clocks in at $8 — and you can score the entire collection for $72.
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To explore this further, Jelonek lived with devices like artificial sun clocks, rainbow machines and aurora machines.
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According to The New York Times, a prescription for Humira currently clocks in at $38,000 a year.
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To save power, which is in short supply, the government moved the clocks forward a half-hour.
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Still, there's something quaint about saying, "it's half past two" that precise digital clocks aren't built for.
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When clocks in almost all of the United States spring forward by an hour at 2 a.m.
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The majority of countries outside Europe and North America do not adjust their clocks twice a year.
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Clocks in British Columbia as in other North American jurisdictions will return to standard time on Sunday.
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His family's business had been making clocks for towers in the Dolomites of Northern Italy since 33.
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In our list, you'll find a range of wall clocks to suit multiple needs and style preferences.
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The cheaper Taycan Turbo starts at $153,510, while the Turbo S clocks in at a whopping $187,610.
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Dealers don't wear watches, there are no clocks on the casino floors, and windows are a rarity.
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John and Stephen McGonigle's house was full of clocks when they were growing up in rural Ireland.
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The advance may soon allow researchers to build bigger clocks with as many atoms as they want.
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But he, and everyone I spoke with, was more excited about the clocks' potential for basic research.
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Clocks will move to 23:59:60 before moving on to 00:0.33:00 the next day.
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During a normal day, Mr. Metcalfe strips down clocks, cleaning, repairing, drying, reassembling, oiling and testing them.
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These clocks measure time based on the frequency that electrons transition between energy levels within an atom.
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Unicode Consortium, I hope you're listening: I know I'm not alone when I say clocks are bad.
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But women shouldn't rush to reset their alarm clocks to lower their breast cancer risk, Richmond said.
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Precise clocks need stable lasers and other advanced technologies that will have additional benefits for the world.
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Research suggests changing the clocks can increase health risks and accidents in the days after DST starts.
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After all, clocks have purposes — to keep time, a purpose imparted by clockmakers — and they're wholly mechanical.
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But clocks that measure time by that alternating current have been fooled by the drop in frequency.
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And the human body works best when all of these clocks are in sync with each other.
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Clocks will move to 23:0.23:60 before moving on to 00:00:00 the next day.
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And while some people seem to need less sleep than others, we can't game our body clocks.
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Most of us deal with timescales ranging from years to seconds, which don't require incredibly accurate clocks.
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Innumerable alarm clocks are ringing in a new day, but I'm still waiting for mine to end.
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It was 220 years later that he began to find enough Irish clocks to start selling them.
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My station in Washington Heights recently got countdown clocks that show when the next train is coming.
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Conventional clocks have a way of melting in this combination walking tour and voyage into the past.
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Hats off to more Wi-Fi service and countdown clocks, and a fleet of newly designed cars.
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Something else happens when you dive into a world where clocks don't tick and inboxes don't ping.
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Trump, for his part, clocks in at 275th, with a net worth of just over $3 billion.
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There's a problem, though: They are dancing in a room in which the clocks have no hands.
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And net debt clocks in at some $2.4 billion, or an eye-popping 12 times estimated EBITDA.
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Sanders clocks in at third place with 11 percent, which is a 2023-point boost since July.
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Don't be fooled by those countdown clocks that you see: The election has not taken place yet!
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Sunlight-mimicking alarm clocks aid sleep by mimicking the natural dim of sunset and brightening of sunrise.
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Their motions could turn out just to be costly alarm clocks, reminding plaintiffs to serve other defendants.
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The detectives try to extract critical information about the crime from suspects while countdown clocks tick away.
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Inside a mountain on Bezos's property in Texas, workers are constructing one of several 10,000-year clocks.
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The voice assistant is already present in nearly every product imaginable — from microwaves to clocks and cars.
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They regularly include work by pre-eminent designers and important gemstones, clocks and Siegelson's own contemporary creations.
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In the realm of clocks, however, there is but one boldfaced name: the Atmos by Jaeger-LeCoultre.
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The film clocks in at two hours and 49 minutes, roughly 35 minutes more than the first.
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With their power thus secured, the state's Republicans set about winding the clocks back a half-century.
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And we're taking you back in time to when people with long sticks worked as alarm clocks.
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But how can players adjust their internal clocks for optimal performance when they're playing at 2 a.m.
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The Labor Department reports monthly inflation statistics for "clocks, lamps and decorator items" in the United States.
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In the 1500s, clocks with mechanical gears were prone to lose or gain whole minutes every day.
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Huh.) Here's how clocks work: As a GM, you give a lot of the elements of your world—that amoral mega corporation, this duo of assassins, an ancient mechanical embodiment of capitalism—"clocks" that count down as the players do things (or fail to do things) in the world.
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A small team had flagged the change on October 9, and adjusted the clocks accordingly by October 20.
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Still, the researchers behind this work envision eventual uses in astronomy, MRI, secure communications, and super-precise clocks.
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The 2020 field currently clocks in at 23 Democratic hopefuls, with some possible candidates still publicly weighing campaigns.
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According to Starbucks' website, the Christmas Tree Frappuccino clocks in at 420 calories for a grande 16-0z.
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That's why cities like San Francisco, Toronto, London, and Washington, DC, have had realtime countdown clocks for decades.
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"Big market moves give you an alert, like changing your batteries when you change your clocks," Kinahan said.
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Price: ~$103 Buy on: Benevolence LA Mondaine's watches offer a clean, simple style based on Swiss railway clocks.
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If you've been together for one year: The traditional theme is paper, and the modern theme is clocks.
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The country's oldest private gallery, opened in 1974, specializes in individually crafted ceramics: clocks, vases, lamps and dinnerware.
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Scientists have worked with optical clocks in labs, but they aren't ready for prime time, so to speak.
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Clocks around the globe sync to the picosecond, and our shared measures of distance are just as precise.
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One of his first acts was to set all the clocks at the Giants' headquarters five minutes ahead.
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If left to our own devices — if allowed to follow our own biological clocks — we sleep just fine.
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Each clocks in at around ten minutes and touches on a variety of stories from the Clash universe.
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Amazon has been aggressively pushing out more Alexa devices this year, everything from wardrobe assistants to alarm clocks.
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The plants' other internal clocks ran faster or slower, based on how long the ZTL held its shape.
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Because if the real sun won't rise and shine to wake us, our light therapy alarm clocks will.
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Bonus: It cooks up easily in a slow cooker and clocks in at under 200 calories per serving.
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Piggy Doesn't Want to Play If only all alarm clocks were as cute as this very persistent dog.
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A third Product Design, kit, meanwhile, is targeted at building smaller scale creations like clocks and wrist watches.
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FAST will also enable scientists to detect many more pulsars -- dense, rotating stars that act as cosmic clocks.
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Nvidia clocks its ray-tracing capabilities at 10 gigarays a second, with more general performance at 16 teraflops.
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Cuntz admitted that timing was tricky, since the ancient Greeks relied on water clocks, not mechanical time keepers.
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He won't set the clocks five minutes back instead of five minutes forward, as the fastidious Coughlin did.
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Today, vibrators can come with breakup insurance, act as alarm clocks, and even give you personalized sex tips.
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The larger Mavic can fly for 27 minutes and GoPro's Karma clocks about 20 minutes of flight time.
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The machine boasts a 419-horsepower engine and clocks a maximum speed of 31 mph (50 km/hr).
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In Malaysia, for instance, it's testing a mobile-only plan that clocks in at about $4 per month.
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We all need to know what time it is, but our phones, clocks, or watches aren't always nearby.
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So for now, Floridians will be changing their clocks on Sunday along with the rest of us. Sorry!
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Even iHome, which is known for its iPod-focused alarm clocks, has a Google Assistant alarm clock now.
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So far there's been no word about what time Lloyd the ghost bartender clocks in every night though.
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But a sleep schedule may be one of the simpler avenues for keeping the internal clocks in check.
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The Facebook event page currently clocks a casual 2.6 thousand people as 'attending' and 8.3 thousand as 'interested'.
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ABC's coverage of 'THE GREAT AMERICAN ECLIPSE" included countdown clocks "TO END OF TOTALITY" and "TO NEXT TOTALITY.
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It looks nice and can display the time, making this one of the more expensive clocks you'll own.
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Some use extra loud alarm clocks or set a handful of different devices to go off at once.
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Save for lucid dream experts, lucid dream orgasms act like alarm clocks, jolting women out of their sleep.
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They've built clocks that use different atoms and approaches to try to address this tradeoff, with varying success.
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What's new: In existing one-dimensional quantum clocks, each atom behaves as an individual and is measured independently.
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She returns to school (tardy) to find her new friends — none of whom are clocks, ladybugs, or pinecones.
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The blinds blow in the window's wind; four square clocks mark out different time-zones on the walls.
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The new minimum salary for full-time staffers clocks in at about $85033,200 a year, the newspaper reported.
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What they do, according to O*NET: They repair mechanisms of timing instruments, such as watches and clocks.
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We're all digital now, and the skill of reading clocks is one that we're totally fine letting die.
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Enterprising Twitter users discovered screenshots and videos related to the announcement by simply setting their computer clocks ahead.
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At present, that series consists of five hundred and twenty-six books; "Teeth" clocks in at No. 384.
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Playing defense after the latest twist in the Russia investigation, President Donald Trump turned back the clocks Thursday.
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Additionally, the clocks can fall out of sync, but if one stops, it must be fixed or replaced.
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This season finale clocks in at 69 minutes, with a tapestry's worth of story threads to tie up.
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Why are the clocks in Urumqi, China, so far out of kilter with the cycles of the sun?
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It clocks in at around 80g, too, so don't worry if you accidentally fly it into another aircraft.
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Yi's second class of the day, Biological Clocks and Behavior, takes place in the school's Kent Chemical Laboratory.
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You'll see the exposed gears of the clocks, the feature that makes this home one of a kind.
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A few minutes before midnight on New Year's Eve, three giant, digital clocks count down behind A-Trak.
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The appeal brief clocks out at 170 pages, with an additional six appendices—a total of 1,794 pages.
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The clocks were removed in 2007, but now fans can strap versions of the Normalzeit on their wrists.
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"People used the clocks as meeting spots; they would meet for dates under the clock," Mr. Brodmann recalled.
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Or, more specifically, time to move clocks back one hour to mark the end of daylight saving time.
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"I'm a huge fan of clocks, whether they are digital or not," Mr. Newson wrote in an email.
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They were overly deferential, too respectful to adhere to a pecking order, swing-passing late into shot clocks.
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The more victories Holloway clocks up, the more undeniable he will become in the 145 lbs championship fray.
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I kind of think "Clocks" sounds better with this weird keyboard meowing over the top of it, anyway.
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Watch above, feel like you're listening to "Clocks" in one of the circles of hell, get into it.
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His Corvo run clocks in at 29 minutes and 27 seconds, while his Emily run is 29:44.
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Setting clocks to "Urumqi time" is therefore seen as a form of resistance against the Chinese Communist Party.
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My hemoglobin A1C now clocks in around 143 to 6.5, down from 7.0, and my doctor is thrilled.
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But "Folk Wandering," which clocks in at just over 100 intermission-less minutes, is a very busy musical.
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Aboard Global Positioning System satellites orbiting Earth, atomic clocks help precisely triangulate distances traveled over periods of time.
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And third, it would change its clocks to match South Korea's time zone, which runs 30 minutes ahead.
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Last year North Korea reverted to "Pyongyang Time," pushing clocks forward by thirty minutes in defiance of Japan.
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Mr. Li said that one alteration to the clocks involved the figurines, which were originally made of ivory.
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Back then, Mr. Schneider was a supervisor for the city's Human Resources Administration with no experience with clocks.
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Fortunately, nature came endowed with incredibly precise clocks of her own in the form of atomic energy transitions.
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Remove darkness from that cycle and human clocks, sleep and athletic performance can be thrown out of whack.
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Rudolph W. Giuliani and Michael R. Bloomberg ran tight ships and were adamant that the clocks be synchronized.
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Also, make sure the rooms in which these tasks take place are outfitted with easy-to-read clocks.
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"We heartbroken people are so easily left behind," she mourns, noting the way grief works against the clocks.
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As of November 2017, countdown clocks had been installed at more than 7,500 intersections, according to the lawsuit.
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When you hear the word "ticktock" do you still think of clocks rather than short, funny music videos?
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The light show will feature projections on high-rises once the clocks turn to midnight, tourism officials said.
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He's a careless family man, but he dotes on his sons and still clocks in for homey obligations.
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Despite his big night elsewhere, former Vice President Joe Biden clocks in at third in the Utah polls.
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"Battery-powered clocks are good because you can put them anywhere without running a wire," Mr. Adjmi said.
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A Cuban link necklace clocks in at $14,000 while an 18-karat gold necklace is valued at $12,000.
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Her most famous aria, at the end of the first act, is about wanting to stop the clocks.
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That's why residents of Hawaii, Arizona and the territory of Puerto Rico don't have to change their clocks.
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The time shifts match the seasons: Clocks "spring" forward an hour in March and "fall" back in November.
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CNN's Anderson Cooper clocks in as the highest-paid anchor or host in cable news, earning $22019 million.
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We are completely lazy and relishing the lack of alarm clocks and me having to dash off somewhere.
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Lurking among the imagery are snuffed out candles, soon-to-spoil fruits, a sand-glass, and ticking clocks.
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The latest advance is a new way to keep strontium clocks, finicky but amazingly accurate timekeeping devices, ticking.
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And what's more, if we try to live out of sync with these clocks, our health likely suffers.
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Scientists have a term for when our body clocks are out of sync with society: social jet lag.
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"You can find cameras that look like alarm clocks, stuffed animals, lightbulbs, USBs, picture frames, coat racks, power outlets, light switches, fragrance plugins, speakers, clocks, pens, coffee makers, cleaning supplies, bottles, mirrors, razors, lighters, calculators, TVs, ceiling fans, air conditioners, tissue boxes, lotion bottles, remote controls, dice, and shower heads."
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The circadian rhythms are controlled by what we call circadian clocks, which are present in every organ and every cell, and these clocks tell our brain when to sleep, tell our gut when to digest our food optimally, tell our heart to pump more blood and slow down at another time.
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Francesco Scazza from the European Laboratory for Non-Linear Spectroscopy explained (and Ye confirmed) that these clocks are precise, meaning there isn't a lot of discrepancy between the ticks, but Ye's team hasn't tested the clocks for accuracy, how the ticking compares to the way the Universe itself ticks time.
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"Rather than being more than a century old, the clocks were approximately five years old, and they were manufactured in Beijing by a company that sells virtually identical clocks as modern reproductions for about $20,000 a piece," the buyer's lawyer, Ted Poretz, wrote in the lawsuit filed in federal court.
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