" He added: "I got a stopwatch and timed it.
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But without a stopwatch handy, you'd never know the difference.
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Each scene was written, rehearsed, and filmed with a stopwatch.
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Pressing the white button creates a "lap" on the stopwatch.
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The stopwatch showed it took a total of five seconds.
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It was Katie against Katie and the stopwatch in that race.
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There are no buttons, rendering the stopwatch, alarm, and backlight unusable.
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NBC needs to find a stopwatch and hand it to Holt.
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It's like programming the stopwatch to follow a different time scale altogether.
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Next, I turn to a handheld stopwatch to time my daily stretches.
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It can also act as a timer, stopwatch, compass, or personal weatherman.
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"Ninety seconds!" shouted her conditioning coach, Abdul Sillah, looking at his stopwatch.
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In addition, apps and features like the stopwatch and Siri work quickly.
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Pressing the green button starts the stopwatch, and the red button stops it.
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It also has a stopwatch, alarm, phone finder, and even a speed indicator.
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At its core, this app is a smart location-aware stopwatch and pedometer.
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"There's no rule change; this is just showing everybody the stopwatch," he said.
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He held a stopwatch and barked orders at them as they glided past.
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Armstrong had to use a stopwatch and quick math to figure it out.
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In a video of the test Woolridge runs a stopwatch app on the phone.
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As his foot leaves the pedal, a giant, wall-mounted stopwatch begins to run.
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For each new transmission of coronavirus, imagine the "tick tick tick" of a stopwatch.
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I can confirm the Clock app still works as a great alarm, stopwatch, and timer.
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"What am I supposed to do, sit at the door with a stopwatch?" he said.
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"What am I supposed to do, sit at the door with a stopwatch?" he said.
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The speed indicator is actually a tachymeter which measures distance traveled after initiating the stopwatch.
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With its three subdials for timing laps, it was basically the world's most regal stopwatch.
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It was at this low point that I checked my stopwatch for the first time.
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After a series of joyless stopwatch runs, I decided I needed a new fitness goal.
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It also has a timer and a stopwatch, and can relay notifications from your phone.
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Screen Stopwatch tells you exactly how much time you spend on your phone each day.
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First, it's a rugged chronograph – or stopwatch-like – piece with a water resistance to 600 meters.
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Just having Kimmel turn up with a stopwatch was enough to remind viewers about the joke.
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Notepad and stopwatch in hand, Saarinen had spent hours analyzing how people moved through airline terminals.
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His wins came largely through his exceptional ability at time trials, solo races against the stopwatch.
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In his jacket pocket was a stopwatch to time his first commute on the new line.
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After thirty seconds, measured on a stopwatch, Pendleton hoisted the cloth and examined it for ticks.
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Each day, with stopwatch in hand, I ran around the block as fast as I could.
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While Chesky puts a time limit on this question, other execs ask similar questions without a stopwatch.
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At 1 PM, Jørgen closed the heavy, padded door, and I started the stopwatch on my phone.
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Our finish times were yelled out to us, as tracked by the stopwatch on a volunteer's iPhone.
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She was game, so I walked out of her office, started my stopwatch, and walked in again.
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Slate writer Violet Kim watched the film with a stopwatch, noting every time Tico appeared on screen.
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After a stopwatch and an official are obtained, Butcher and his second (his human companion) enter the pit.
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StopwatchAnother shortcut to send you straight into the Clock app in iOS, in this case the Stopwatch screen.
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You can customize the control screen to your needs, like having an Apple TV widget or stopwatch access.
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At first, I wrote everything down and used my phone's stopwatch app to try to get it right.
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The end tableaux all had an exact duration of 15 seconds, something like that, timed with a stopwatch.
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As the pitchers race to first base, Conti times them with a stopwatch and announces their readings aloud.
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"That stopwatch ticking is in my head and has been since I was a little kid," he said.
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"Originally it was a stopwatch and we changed the function to a light delivery system," Mr. Waite said.
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Though the piece lasted about 30 minutes, this mesmerizing music invited you to turn off your internal stopwatch.
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At the dovecote, a judge has a stopwatch and measures the arrival times for the fastest three pigeons.
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By the time you've completed all 28 lessons, you'll have built a stopwatch app and an autocomplete search box.
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The stopwatch increasingly speeds up throughout the course of the video before the iPhone freezes at around eight minutes.
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Meyer's coach, Sherm Chavoor, held practices twice a day and used a stopwatch in lieu of a pace clock.
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He remembers using a stopwatch to time laps, then referring to a card to translate the time into speed.
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During training or races, he stands in the infield with a stopwatch, making sure his runners know their pace.
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About a dozen news photographers were there to document the occasion, supervised by a court official with a stopwatch.
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Last month, Kathleen Arberg, the court's public information officer, used a stopwatch to count down the allotted 120 seconds.
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The cells behave rather like a stopwatch—the same pattern of neural activity repeats every time you start the clock.
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But when you try to time yourself, your attention will be divided between tying your laces and watching the stopwatch.
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Broadcasters have also returned to timing segments with a stopwatch, without a more intricate content management system to generate timestamps.
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Open Clock, tap Stopwatch, then swipe left (either before or after you've started the timer) to see the new face.
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How would you make a measurement if you didn't have a measurement tool, such as a scale, ruler or stopwatch?
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To this point, the menu had faithfully followed kaiseki's ritualized sequence of courses and its stopwatch-precise attention to seasonality.
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The clinical aspects of running a code are straightforward, requiring little more than a handful of medications and a stopwatch.
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Even the stopwatch malfunctioned when he came in to serve his penalty, leaving him stationary for eight rather than five seconds.
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On the bright side, athletes in disciplines where performance is not gauged with a tape measure or stopwatch continue to astonish.
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Even on his deathbed, he used a stopwatch to determine exactly how much fluid he was receiving from his intravenous drip.
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Many a lifeguard's career is ended by the stopwatch, in the dreaded pool sprints that are part of ocean lifeguard recertification.
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The doctor, he said, "would click how many times the water was poured" as a guard kept time with a stopwatch.
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Darin pursued goals like he was running out of time — "like he had a stopwatch on his life," noted Mr. Timbers.
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My stopwatch continued to tick up and is now telling me that I've been on this plane for more than thirty hours.
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The BR-X1 is a chronograph – basically a stopwatch – with a skeletonized face and an 18-karat rose gold and wood case.
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"You just see yourself and a stopwatch ticking down," said Black, who said his answers often got cut off by the timer.
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Would you consider closing the tab if you saw a stopwatch, tick-tocking to remind you of how much time you've lost?
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Because it is not very complex – that is it does not have any real complications like a stopwatch – it is very pricey.
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Those five minutes represented more than half her total talk time of 9 minutes and 7 seconds, according to The Hill's stopwatch.
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Along with doing basic math like addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division, the watch has a day display, alarm clock, and stopwatch function.
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Nobody has a stopwatch on exactly when that will happen but I do know the needle needs to start moving faster now.
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A stopwatch hung from a cord around his neck, and he had tucked some crumpled notes into the waistband of his shorts.
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Day One has always cleverly skirted that hassle by turning a journal entry into something more like a splits counter on a stopwatch.
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Using his smartphone as a stopwatch, Varlotta records that Mago performs slightly slower than he did during an earlier administration of the test.
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So for years I kept track of my runs with my stopwatch and counted up the number of miles I ran each week.
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He timed acceptance speeches with a stopwatch and promised the shortest speaker would get a Jetski and a trip to Lake Havasu, Arizona!
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LG developed a set of utilities, such as a compass, timer, and stopwatch, that make creative use of the analog hands in fun ways.
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"In addition to keeping accurate time, the mechanical hands also display additional information such as altimeter, barometer, stopwatch, timer and compass directions," LG says.
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If we were to guess, we'd say these buttons might be used for stopwatch functionality or perhaps as programmable shortcut buttons to launch apps.
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The two men were billed as co-hosts, and Mr. Ailes insisted that producers deploy a stopwatch to make sure they received equal time.
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Setting dances by stopwatch was not a neat physical trick, as it's portrayed in the film — it was a visionary reimagining of the body.
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Getting a stopwatch near a distant star or black hole isn't possible, so scientists needed to come up with a different means of comparison.
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There are no extra menu options here, and no buttons for starting and starting the stopwatch, unfortunately—it's just a simple shortcut into the app.
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As a watch, the Nabu has the usual bells and whistles—time, date, stopwatch, countdown, and alarms—all of which already exist on your phone.
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You can run Google searches for "flip a coin" or "roll a die" to do just that, or use "timer" or "stopwatch" for those apps.
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A bored looking man with a stopwatch stands guard outside a ball pit, making sure no one gets more than their requisite two minutes inside.
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Many current solutions for body tracking are rigid and weird, like exoskeletons that fit onto your knuckles or stopwatch-sized trackers mounted inside athletic garb.
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The Stopwatch Gang moved to Arizona, and as the men committed robberies throughout the western United States, they maintained their reputation for politeness and precision.
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And, on Ms. Simard's second night at the theater, a stopwatch, which allowed her to notate her script with timings for costume changes and transitions.
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Screen Stopwatch tracks how long you've been on your phone each day by counting the hours, minutes and seconds of screen time with every unlock.
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He pulled a stopwatch from his back pocket, measuring the time it took Lakewood's starting pitcher, JoJo Romero, to deliver the ball to the catcher.
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The foul was detectable only with the help of a stopwatch, the report said, and thus was not ruled an incorrect noncall by the referees.
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One television ad on the air features a ticking stopwatch as a narrator asks the viewer to name "any accomplishments" of Senator Marco Rubio of Florida.
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In fact, you could just look at a stopwatch before others would jump in the pool and see what deals were out there to be had.
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To figure out how long candidates would need for a bathroom break during the more than two-hour debate, she said they got out the stopwatch.
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But the stopwatch is actually part of the more general clock app, which means you're just two taps away from having quick access to your alarms.
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Wake Alarm Bedtime The stopwatch also has a new dial look instead of just digits: Also, notice how the new UI is black and not white.
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Throughout the ceremony, Kimmel periodically appeared with a stopwatch, reminding winners that he was timing their speeches, and occasionally commenting on who was in the lead.
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I'll occasionally use its timer and stopwatch when I work out or cook dinner, its alarm to wake me up every morning, and its weather report.
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This community obsessively documents the movements of classified objects in space, often using little more than binoculars, a stopwatch, and a basic knowledge of orbital mechanics.
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He added that his collection of more than 50 watches was eclectic but that he was particularly drawn to chronographs, the combination of timepiece and stopwatch.
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In every movie excerpt, the time of day or night is signaled somehow: by a wristwatch, a stopwatch, a clock, a computer screen, a church bell.
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His second card seemed to go through fast, but it was hard to tell exactly how fast without a stopwatch handy to compare it to Duane Reade.
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It might be a little slower than a regular fingerprint scanner if you break out your stopwatch, sure, but usually not to the point where you'd notice.
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Ms. Stein put a stopwatch to her own efforts and found that it took just 24 minutes to freeze her credit files at Equifax, Experian and TransUnion.
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Her work focuses on the tandem gait test—it's essentially a heel-to-toe walking test, she says, and all you need is tape and a stopwatch.
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Set a stopwatch to five minutes (or longer if you have more interest or patience) and scroll through the 448-page report until the timer goes off.
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The alarm clock component comes with more features than its plain interface might suggest, and that's before you get into the stopwatch and timer parts of the app.
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In 2000, several researchers used a video camera and a stopwatch to time how long it took thousands of vehicles to get through stop lights at two large intersections.
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This device, the Casio Melody-80, could do math (clearly, as it was a calculator), but it was also able to work as a stopwatch or an alarm clock.
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Mr. Safer was one of television's most celebrated journalists, a durable reporter familiar to millions on "60 Minutes," the Sunday night staple whose signature is a relentlessly ticking stopwatch.
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At the beginning of the season, we took the kids aside, one at a time, and had them perform cognitive exercises while an adult timed them with a stopwatch.
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This has turned the moderator's role into that of a stopwatch, hurrying the candidates along to the next topic just as they're getting started on, say, Donald Trump's taxes.
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Young says on his most productive days, when he feels it coming on, he sets a stopwatch so he remembers to stop and check for texts from his wife.
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Super-complicated watches usually leverage their labyrinthine mechanical guts to do something special: display the phase of the moon, function as a stopwatch, chime the time on demand, and more.
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There was no single breakthrough in automated management, but as with the stopwatch, revolutionary technology can appear mundane until it becomes the foundation for a new way of organizing work.
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Next, to get an understanding of the article, set a stopwatch for five minutes and scroll through the photos and captions in "A Continent Remade" until the timer goes off.
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At least one important plant has its own protein stopwatch that helps regulate its timekeeping, and the discovery could help us hack plants to turn them into better food-producing servants.
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I like to keep track of my steps, and it's easy to use as a stopwatch and just for checking the time, but with most electronic devices, it has its flaws.
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You can set an alarm on your Android device — as well as start a timer, use a stopwatch, and check the time around the world — through the built-in Clock app.
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With the help of a cameraman and a stopwatch, I set out to determine what would be easier to get: a hunting rifle, or the legendary New York donut delicacy: the Cronut.
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BAGNÈRES de LUCHON, France — Chris Froome, the defending Tour de France champion, is known for his ability to climb mountains swiftly and race against the stopwatch in time trials with similar speed.
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Like all of its Daytona forebears, it is a mechanical cosmograph that functions as both timekeeper and glorified stopwatch, with three subdials that racecar drivers can use to measure distance and speed.
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You can't see it or feel it, but it certainly shows up on the stopwatch, and is often the difference between a car that just looks fast and one that actually is.
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That might sound intimidating, but the daily workouts are designed with short intervals of running and walking mixed in (you can use a stopwatch or a running app to time out the segments).
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Like all Daytonas, the Paul Newman is a mechanical cosmograph that functions as both timekeeper and glorified stopwatch, with three subdials that can be used by racecar drivers to measure distance and speed.
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Here are some other specs: The band will ship with up to 20 mini-games, as well as standard apps like notifications, calendar, contacts, dialer, fitness, weather, alarm, stopwatch, and a music player.
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In the image 9to5Mac published (see above), there's an analog face that's practically cluttered with extra complications, including the temperature, stopwatch, weather, activity rings, date, music, calendar updates, and even a UVI index.
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To get a better sense of what this graph-rich section is all about, set a stopwatch for five minutes and scroll through "The Upshot, Five Years In" until the timer goes off.
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But being called a liar about these accusations, well, that's a whole new and different cause of action, and the stopwatch on that limitations period just started, on the day Trump said the words.
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In 2016, Dr Brendan Zietsch from the University of Queensland surveyed 500 heterosexual couples having sex over a four-week period, asking them to manually time how long their intercourse lasted with a stopwatch.
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Since a tracker's main purpose is to help with workouts, most will have a timer feature that lets you set an alarm for a particular interval or use a stopwatch to track your session.
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"The public sector service getting all the money but also the blame is the police," said Katrina Ffrench, the chief executive of StopWatch, a group that campaigns against the use of police stops and searches.
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Instead of a studio show, it was literally a video conference call with a stopwatch in the bottom right corner of the screen that someone had to manually reset with a mouse after every pick.
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And if you want to visualize your time on your phone in hard numbers, consider Google's new Screen Stopwatch, a live wallpaper for Android phones that constantly counts up whenever you have your phone unlocked.
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It's a fully analog watch, no screens, and only a few clever functions (like a stopwatch that has the watch's hands reset to twelve-o-clock position and count from there) on the watch itself.
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In a photograph that a former local athlete posted on her social media page, Mokhnev can be seen standing by the track, with a stopwatch around his neck, next to a runner called Nikolai Bukreyev.
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One CNBC Make It staffer gave up her smartphone for just a week and found she needed nine extra items to replace her iPhone, including an iPod, hand-drawn maps, a stopwatch and an alarm clock.
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The watch, which was taken on a marketing tour in Asia and Dubai prior to the sale, is on a brown leather strap and offers the day and date, a stopwatch and phases of the moon.
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Icons for in-use apps have been shifted, the current time is now visible while you're using the stopwatch app or on a call, and the icons on the watch's quick panel are now easier to customize.
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MITCH McCONNELL, the leader of the Republican majority in the Senate, once complained that President Barack Obama's health-care bill was thrown together in a back room and then dropped on the Senate floor "with a stopwatch running".
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The employees say the line's been going fast, just a couple of minutes, but the opening-day surge is a bit more than that: 15 minutes 07 seconds and 53 miliseconds by my stopwatch as I finally enter.
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As The New Republic's Alex Shepard wrote, this made Quijano more of a stopwatch than moderator, as she cut off candidates just as they were beginning to dig into the substance of an issue, like Donald Trump's taxes.
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Afterward, if I don't know the duration of the stoplights where I am, I grab my cellphone so I can see how many seconds it's been on the stopwatch, so I don't fuck up and get run over.
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The name appeared to have come from F.B.I. investigators who noticed that at least one gang member, usually Mr. Reid, wore a stopwatch around his neck to keep holdups within the group's self-imposed two-minute time limit.
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Next, to get a better sense of what this global section is all about, set a stopwatch for five minutes and scroll through "200 Dispatches: Odd Animals, Offbeat Childhoods, Celebrity Origins and Extreme Sports" until the timer goes off.
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I was rigid about POAS scientifically, torturing my body to hold off from weeing for as many hours as possible so my pee would be ultra-concentrated, and timing seconds when I dipped the stick using my phone's stopwatch.
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There are also new options for customizing the watch's buttons, including a stopwatch function and a commute time function, which will move the watch's hands to show you when you'll arrive at home or work based on current traffic conditions.
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Last spring, poised to open, he and his business partner, Nastassia Lopez, decided their kitchen plan wasn't working, so they had the whole thing rebuilt to make the pasta assembly line more efficient, always with an eye on the stopwatch.
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Heightened by touches of 18-karat pink gold and an obsidian alligator strap, the chronograph's stopwatch capability may be the least of its attributes: With one flash of this on your wrist, traffic itself may well come to a standstill.
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She delivers stretches of her story in a voice-over that suggests that Mr. Sorkin wrote and directed his movie with a stopwatch in one hand and a DVD of Howard Hawks's motor-mouth comedy "His Girl Friday" in the other.
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The research team claims that the system is more accurate than using a wearable fitness tracker to measure walking speed (which is only calculated roughly off of steps taken over time), or more traditional measures by using a stopwatch to manually measure.
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I opened up my laptop and saw it too displayed 4:03 AM. I pulled out my phone, started a stopwatch in the app, and spent the next two hours looking back and forth between the clocks, waiting for them to change.
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This doesn't mean that you should bring a stopwatch to your next date, but it should give you a better sense of what will really help you connect with a person: look them in the eyes a couple of seconds at a time.
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When we got to the intervals section about a third of the way through class, Atkins used a stopwatch to time the intervals along with music, which was a departure from a usual SoulCycle class, where you simply let the music guide you.
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PERTH, Australia — More than 0003,2000 miles from his home in chilly New England, Pawtucket Red Sox Manager Kevin Boles tucked a stopwatch into his sweatshirt pocket and clocked the first pitch of the game between his Perth Heat and the Canberra Cavalry.
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It features a slew of smartwatch features including call, text, and calendar notifications, calorie and step counting, GPS support via your smartphone, and more traditional watch features like multiple time zone support and the ability to act as a chronograph and a stopwatch.
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What I'm passionate about is that you have the business side of Formula One as one of the few true global sports, representing a brand like Mercedes as a partner, and then the brutal reality of the stopwatch always telling the truth.
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Time complications such as the timer and stopwatch also round their displayed information to the nearest minute when in always-on mode, so if you're using it to keep track of seconds during a workout it may not be as useful anyhow.
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You press a single physical button to cycle through all of the top-level menu options (steps, heart rate, a whole variety of exercise options, stopwatch, and "Relax") and then you have to tap on the display to go through sub-menus.
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Although a modern Rolex Cosmograph Daytona costs $12,123 today, the models of the '60s and '70s cost about $250, and were little more than timekeepers for gear heads, featuring a built-in stopwatch for timing laps and a tachymeter for calculating speed.
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Checking a stopwatch, it took about 3 minutes and 18 seconds from entering the Mandarin Hotel and riding the elevator to the 36th floor where the roadshow presentation was happening to being aggressively surveilled and then politely (and sternly) told to leave the room.
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The second half's though beats at a whopping 2116 Hz and lets you use the chronograph (stopwatch) function to time things down to 2950/270th of a second, all using one large button at the top of the cast to start, stop, and reset the mechanism.
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The second half's though beats at a whopping 50 Hz and lets you use the chronograph (stopwatch) function to time things down to 1/1000th of a second, all using one large button at the top of the cast to start, stop, and reset the mechanism.
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Take the stopwatch that Dinnerstein depicts near the dead center of the central panel: depending on who is writing about it, it can be a symbol of art's ability to freeze time, or the starting gun for the three-year marathon that the painting process would become.
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Now, Google has added three more apps to its unique collection with the launch of a Screen Stopwatch for tracking screen time, another that lets you visualize your phone usage as bubbles and a third that lets you put your phone in an envelope… wait, what?
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While a Navy officer stood by with a stopwatch, Butler worked in 10- or 20-second blocks as he drew the outline of the corona, assessed the colors of the sky and moon, and sketched the contours of the gaseous prominences that bloomed from the eclipse's edge.
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This is not to say that the NFL is averse to this sort of macho mysticism—the innate leadership qualities that some Lipitor-pounding grump with a stopwatch can pick up from a firm handshake, the troubling immaturity that those scouts tend to diagnose disproportionately in young black men.
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Each worker is timed (there is a woman with a stopwatch to make sure things are running smoothly), and it's called "working to the minute," which means it should take 38 minutes to finish one shirt; if it takes longer than that, the plant begins to lose money.
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Google's new experimental apps focus on reducing screen time — including one that uses a paper envelope The new apps include a Screen Stopwatch for tracking screen time, another that lets you visualize your phone usage as bubbles and a third that lets you put your phone in an envelope.
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For everyone's sake, let's set aside the stopwatch of arbitrary deadlines and obsession with Trump palace intrigue and allow more time and attention to be given to the hard work ahead if both parties in Congress and the White House want to find areas of compromise on significant agenda items.
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We worked in a Brooklyn backyard in plumes of smoke and fire, grilling hamburgers and chicken parts under the rigorous guidance of Lesley Stockton, the Sweethome's kitchen manager and a writer for the site, who used her stopwatch and various thermometers in the manner of Michael Tilson Thomas directing the San Francisco Symphony.
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When I look at the back of a Datograph, one of Lange's more complicated watches (it features a date as well as a chronograph, a kind of stopwatch), I see a small city of silver and gold gears and wheels, a miniature three-dimensional universe in which everyone is running to catch the next bus.
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Billed as a smartwatch, in addition to basic digital watch features like an alarm clock, stopwatch, and timer, the PowerWatch also uses an accelerometer to track your movements, and your quality of sleep overnight, which can be synced to an app over Bluetooth—a feature I was not able to test with the demo model I was sent.
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One task was a test of vigilance and involved pressing a button as fast as possible whenever a stopwatch appeared at random intervals on-screen, and the other was a test of working memory, which involved listening to streams of letters and spotting when the current letter was the same as the one presented three items earlier.
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The lack of available data makes it impossible to precisely audit Mr Nadal's (or any other player's) compliance with the time limit, but using these general figures, combined with the WSJ's stopwatch logs, indicates that time played and longer breaks account for about 2018 seconds per point, leaving nearly 30 seconds that must be attributed to Mr Nadal's serve preparation.
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Writing in response to concern from some of the project's near-8,000 backers, Mobvoi this week issued a lengthy update to clarify app support, apologize for any misinformation, and provide further details: Pre-installed apps (for both Android and iOS): Dialer, Calendar, Health (including heart rate, steps etc), Fitness, Weather, Calculator, Stopwatch, Timer, Recorder, Alarm, Music control, Find My Phone.
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With the release of the new watchOS 6 operating system later this year, Apple will allow Apple Watch device owners to remove many more of the built-in, first-party apps from their smartwatch — including previously unremovable apps like Alarm, Timer, Stopwatch, Remote, Camera Remote, Radio and others, as well as health apps like ECG, Breathe, Noise and Cycle Tracking.
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After working in the last three competitive Democratic presidential primaries and going through extensive planning and preparation for Hillary Clinton's 2016 run, I'd recommend that candidates consider these five things as they plan: One: Know why you're doing this -- like, really know Set a stopwatch for 44.33 minutes, grab a piece of paper and answer the following questions in no more than three sentences each: Why should you be president?
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But the Solid State Watch, an art project from design studio CW&T, which is currently looking for funding on Kickstarter, is an ultra-minimalist tribute to simpler days (specifically, the classic Casio F91W-1 digital watch.) Where the Casio F91W-1 was a fairly simplistic timekeeping device, offering the most bare-bones features of a clock, stopwatch, alarm, and backlight, the Solid State Watch takes things a step further.
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The safety-obsessed Volvo engineers really want the driver to keep at least one hand on the wheel, ready to take full control if necessary, and will periodically (every 10 to 15 seconds based on my experience, though I haven't used a stopwatch to time it) use a visual alert on the instrument cluster and heads-up display to request the driver move the wheel slightly to show that you're still there.
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Each of the trio of apps — first noticed by Android Police — use a different concept or technique to make users more aware of their screen time, including a giant stopwatch that counts how long a phone is unlocked, an interface that inflates bubbles on your homescreen, and even a special set-up that involves placing the phone in an envelope so that it can only be used for one function at a time.
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Posters from ORLAN's performance, "The Artist's Kiss" (1976), in which she sold French kisses during the FIAC art fair outside the Grand Palais in Paris, an action that got her sacked from a job teaching art in a girls' school, hang near a monitor playing VALIE EXPORT's "Tap and Touch Cinema" (1968), a video of her encounter with a leering, hostile crowd as she invites people off the street to fondle her breasts (enclosed inside a box she wears like a halter top) while she times them with a stopwatch.
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It's a track that asks what kind of stuff legends are made of and retraces American history: From boats that we came on to lights with our name onThrough hard times, we spark minds to keep the flame onI write hard rhymes like I'm running out of timeTruthfully, my stopwatch is one with the divineCenturies from now, they'll play my freestyleAnd say, this is the brilliance of a black American child In his "Who Tells Your Story," Common argues that you tell your story, as much as anyone else — that it's a dialectic narrative, not a monologue, and that we, now, are as much a part of the telling as ever.
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