Sentences with phrase «central clock»

It was crazy, I didn't get exactly what I had envisioned (couldn't even get the famous Grand Central clock), but the mission was complete.
Inside, the interior design is lifted by a large central clock and a smart, seven - inch touchscreen that's standard on mid-grade trims and above.
Food consumption affects the central clock in your brain.
But scientists are learning that there is no central clock.
Through a series of experiments with genetically engineered mice, the team found that the central clock directly controls PK2 expression.
When we constantly travel through different time zones, work night shifts, or push ourselves to stay awake at the regular sleep time, our central clock is being chronically disrupted.
Internal clocks, which are present in most cells, are synchronized by a central clock located in the brain and adjusted by light - dark cycles.
This disruption also extends to clocks in other tissues that are controlled by the central clock.
«For a long time, we've thought that the central clock in our brains is necessary to keep the other clocks in our body in time,» said Gerald Weissmann, M.D., Editor - in - Chief of The FASEB Journal.
The dashboard is similar to the one pictured below, with the central clock and fuel / speedo / engine temperature gauges, no rev counter.
Controls for the AMG Ride Control, optional active performance exhaust system and three - stage gearbox modes flank the standard touchpad controller for the COMAND infotainment system, while the central clock is now made by IWC.
The Phantom's instrument panel mixes old and new, with a very traditional - looking set of gauges and central clock, but the clock folds away to reveal a screen system — similar to that used by parent BMW — to access some functions, especially those for entertainment.
Beneath this exterior were modern conveniences such as an electrical generator, an internal telephone system with 21 stations, a built - in vacuum cleaning system, a central clock network, an elevator, and a great pipe organ, which made the home itself an instrument, a center of the city's rich musical life from 1905 until Eastman's death in 1932.
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