Examples of using Clock's in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Each penny will change the clock's speed by two fifths of one second per day.
In 1721, George Graham improved the pendulum clock's accuracy to 1 second per day by compensating for variations in temperature.
Musician Brian Eno and notable tech writers Kevin Kelly and Stewart Brand are involved in the clock's construction as well.
In high precision clocks this caused the clock's rate to change suddenly with each jump.
Since first sounding in July 1859, the clock's reliability and reassuring chime have become a national symbol of British resilience.
new tunnel was being constructed in the mountain, and the nearby power drilling compromised the clock's stability.
The team has spent the last few years machining the clock's parts and drilling through the mountain to be able to store the components.
The escapement in particular was an important factor affecting the clock's accuracy, so many different mechanisms were tried.
Musician Brian Eno and writers Kevin Kelly and Stewart Brand are also involved in the clock's construction.
every hour from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., the Apostles appear in the clock's upper windows with their special attributes in hand.
In March, part of the scaffolding was removed, showing that the clock's once black numerals and hands have been repainted blue,
In March, part of the scaffolding was removed, showing that the clock's once black numerals and hands have been repainted blue,
wouldn't know whether it came from the Clock's state, from the Clock's props, or was typed by hand.
the deal were unknown, but now local Swiss publication Tages-Anzeiger reports hearing from sources that Apple paid about $21 million for the right to license the clock's design for use on the iPad.
In 1916, during the First World War, the bell went silent for two years and the clock's face was not illuminated at night to avoid attacks from German Zeppelins.
In 1721, George Graham improved the pendulum clock's accuracy to one second a day by compensating for changes in the pendulum's length due to temperature variations.
Waterbury Clock's products grew out of a long tradition of innovative clockmaking that developed in Connecticut's Naugatuck Valley, known during the nineteenth century as the"Switzerland of America.".
You won't immediately see a problem if you do this, but your computer will never be able to automatically update your clock's time from the Internet.
that take place as we age, we wanted to test the clock's accuracy, particularly at the older end of the age spectrum.
Two refurbishments totalling £30m and a change of ownership to the Sir Rocco Forte Group followed, and yet the clock's time was left unaltered.