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Agricultural labor, of course, traditionally has no time clocks in the fields: the working-day stretches from dawn to dusk when necessary.

Gordon's a clock-watcher. I'm putting all the clocks in the office back a half hour to get him to work overtime.

However, at one time the most memorable aspect of the train had been its punctuality . Clocks in the towns were set by its whistle .

Pouring water out of vases, and stopping the clocks in a house in which death has occurred seem to mask some superstitious fear.

The clocks in the library need to be synchronized ; one is a minute and a half behind the other.

And for the military, tiny clocks in navigation gear would make jamming weak GPS satellite signals more difficult.

When they had nearly reached the top of the great West Hill the clocks in the town struck eight.

Introduces the notion of Finite Precision Timed Automata(FPTA) and focuses on the representation of clocks in a state.

Go figure, and I haven't the slightest idea what is going on with the "tides" and the "clocks" in the lyrics.

Disclosed are a method and system for estimating the skew and offset between two clocks in a computer system.

We ask to be the sole agent for your clocks in our territory.

THE HANDS of all the four thousand electric clocks in all the Bloomsbury Centre's four thousand rooms marked twenty-seven minutes past two.

All the clocks in the hall had been synchronized.

Thus the requirement for consistency of clocks in distributed system is extremely strict.

Clocks in railway stations must be accurate.

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

He could free himself from the tightest knots clocks in seconds.

But all the clocks in the cityBegan to whirr and chime: 'O let not Time deceive you, You cannot conquer Time.

There is one of the biggest clocks in Europe on one of the city hall towers.

Clocks in railway stations should be accurate.

It's one of the best clocks in our shop.

See all the clocks in your life disappearing into a ball of light and know that everything will be completed when the time is right.

The clocks in Apia, the capital, are 21 hours behind Canberra but only four hours behind San Francisco.

But there is a rumor out there that it will be a new 4-inch screen that clocks in at a higher resolution than WVGA (800x480).

This autumn, clocks in the world's biggest country will not go back one hour.

Carey Mulligan's printed, belted version is by Prada and clocks in at around ? 425.

The result: The trip to the caves from my Beijing hotel clocks in at just over 90 minutes.

Together these neurons are intrinsic clocks in communication with each other to keep 24-hour time.

In American cities, there are clocks in stations, factories and other buildings.

Piles of clothes, ceramic statues and all kinds of wall clocks in disrepair take up most of the living room.

Are there any clocks in the living room?

There are no clocks in Las Vegas gambling casinos.

US scientists want to change the current system, which keeps clocks in synch with solar time by adding a leap second every 18 months or so.

Various kinds of ancient clocks in our curio shop are waiting for the respective highest bids.

I have a few clocks in my house; the old wind-up kind.

I have ten alarm clocks in my house.

Taiwan's share clocks in at about 7 per cent in the 15 years to 2004, or more on the assumption some is routed through Hong Kong.

Measuring methods for the performances of switching equipment clocks in digital synchronous network

The Realization of Auto-selecting the Best Clocks in SDH Network

Atomic clocks in the progress of International Atomic Time

The origin and usage of clocks in the Qing Court under Yongzheng's reign

Management and design of multiple clocks in FPGA