Word: clocked
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Carl E. Anderson '93, co-chair of the organization, led the procession, which began at Harvard Hall at 1:10 a.m., and moved in a clockwise direction around the Yard. Anderson carried a large stick with a model of a clock...
...Everybody at some point has written a poem. Even if it's at three o'clock in the morning, and you scribble down four lines. It's great for sharing emotions and ideas, and just for having...
...concept of the Global Positioning System is simple. With the help of an on-board atomic clock, each satellite in the network continuously broadcasts a signal indicating the time and the spacecraft's exact position. (A total of 16 satellites are now aloft; there will be 24, including three spares, when the system is completed in 1993.) A GPS receiver uses simultaneous readings from three different satellites to "fix" the user's longitude and latitude...
...final seconds of the clock ticked off, Fordham and Harvard fans alike stood stunned as the Rams put together their first two-game winning streak since the 1988 season...
...proposal to relax even long-range nuclear posture is appropriate. Reduced cost and reduced probability of accident should certainly follow from reduced superpower tension. American bombers, which Defense Secretary Dick Cheney says can be made ready within one day, do not need to be on round-the-clock alert anymore...