Значения термина atomic clock на английском

Each satellite carries a high-precision atomic clock, accurate to about 1 nanosecond.

The system can be connected to an external atomic clock.

Britain's National Physical Laboratory uses an atomic clock to provide a stable and continuous timescale.

Time is also measured with extreme precision utilizing GPS timing signals and a cesium atomic clock.

Campbell is as punctual as an atomic clock.

The U.S. has introduced a new atomic clock that is three times more accurate than previous devices.

Its CSAC technology provides the accuracy and stability of atomic clock technology while reducing size, weight and power consumption.

The so-called ticking of an atomic clock is really the energy released simultaneously by an enormous number of atoms.

The mean absolute time difference from atomic clock was 2.83 min (S.D.

Normally the pulses are so regular, you could use them to set the most accurate atomic clock on Earth.

Throw out that lame old atomic clock that's only accurate to a few tens of quadrillionths of a second.

Timing cues are coming off a signal transmitted to the "Crossroads of the World" from the atomic clock in Colorado.

Chou's team is one of several racing to build an atomic clock that can replace the current international standard, the cesium fountain clock.

He is driving the ball beautifully, his iron play has been exquisite and his putting has been about as accurate as an atomic clock.

Microsemi Chief Executive James Peterson said the company aimed to accelerate the adoption of Symmetricom's chip-scale atomic clock (CSAC) technology into broader markets.

What we want is the middle line, which tells you the exact Mountain Standard Time, as determined by a government-run atomic clock in Boulder, Colo.