Yamaguchi watched a small clock above the basketball hoop, just below the shot clock.
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Each of the bombs contained a 6-inch length of PVC pipe, a small clock, a battery, wiring, and "energetic material," or explosives.
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Debbie Wasserman Schultz, an obvious ruse, and contained about 6 inches of PVC pipe packed with explosive material, a small clock, and wiring.
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If the address has a timeline of images, the page displays a small clock icon in the upper-left corner of the image.
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I awoke in morning darkness just before the 290 AM beep beep beep and reached for the small clock radio, flicking the alarm off.
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The 13 improvised explosive devices consisted of roughly six inches of PVC pipe, a small clock, a battery, wiring, and potential explosives and material that are set off by heat, shock, or friction.
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"Though we're still analyzing the devices in our laboratory, these are not hoax devices," Wray said, describing the bombs as consisting of PVC pipe, a small clock, a battery, wiring and potential explosive material.
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His winning timepiece, the Mechanica Tempus Pendulette Tourbillon, was a small clock with a tourbillon-powered caliber selected for its "technical achievement, complexity of execution and its grasp of design and aesthetics," the judges said.
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He took the binoculars, rested them on a small clock near my sink, adding one of my artist's paint brushes, to prop them up the way he wanted, and took this photo with his iPhone THRU the binoculars!
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Parent visited Garretson at the house the night of August 8 in order to try to sell him a small clock; through total bad luck, he was driving out of the gated residence the moment the Manson Family members entered.
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The design of the late 18th-century stand — a desktop-size piece that includes an elaborate scene with gold-embossed cherubs holding measuring tools representing the sciences, highly respected during the Enlightenment, a pile of books (with a hidden drawer in the top one) and a hollow metal obelisk behind the small clock — reflects "the fashionable aesthetic and artistic preferences of its time," said Ekaterina Shcherbina, the museums' leading researcher and curator of jewelry, clocks and watches collections.
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In June 1819 he was in Bombay as captain of the merchant ship and presented Bomanjee with a small clock as a token of appreciation.Asiatic Journal (1820), Vol. 9, p.41.
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Built with largely rectangular windows, the building features a small clock tower atop the two-story facade.F., W.G. "Illinois Historic Sites Survey Inventory: Hardin County Courthouse and War Memorial". Springfield: Illinois Historic Preservation Agency, n.d. A belt course of overhanging bricks sits just below the roof's edge.
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In 1567, the dukes converted the building to house university offices, and a second floor was added by Giovanni Battista Aleotti, who also relocated the facade to the via delle Scienze, where the portal was surmounted by a small clock tower, designed (1610) by Alessandro Balbi and Aleotti.
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The inner court features two small clock towers and an arcade that surrounds it on the ground floor on all four sides. The interior mostly dates from the 1730s. Balthasar Neumann and J.J.M. Küchel were involved in the designs. The palace chapel on the ground floor contains a Rococo altar that was made out of stucco by based on a drawing by Küchel.
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Becker came back to Silesia in 1845, and got married. In 1847, he settled in Freiburg, Lower Silesia (now Świebodzice, Poland), and that April he opened a small clock shop with a few employees to whom he taught clockmaking. First, he created clocks in the Viennese model, and thanks to his success, in 1850 he moved his business to a better business centre.
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A veteran worker at the Jericho Works strongly resists when he has retirement forced upon him by his employers. He says he will retire when he is 90. All he has to show is a small clock as a retirement present which he places on the family mantelpiece. Mic Mac lives with his son and his wife, and their young son Barnaby ("Barny").
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The Plain includes a small but prominent building facing Magdalen Bridge, 'Victoria Fountain, protected by a roof on stone columns.The Plain, Oxford, United Kingdom Of Great Britain Stock Image. On top of the sloping tiled roof is a small clock tower. The fountain was a gift to the city by G. Herbert Morrell, designed by E. P. Warren and officially opened on 25 May 1899 by Princess Louise.
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The top of each pedestal face includes the imprinting, "Seth Thomas", the clock manufacturer. Behind the panels on the north and south sides are doors with an iron knob allowing access to the clockwork. The clockwork inside the pedestal is an iron weight pulled down two iron rods by gravity. When this occurs, a steel and copper pendulum is swung, which in turn moves the hands of a small clock located behind the pendulum.
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Roughly resembling a small clock radio, the original Chumby features a small resistive touch-screen housed in a leather and plastic exterior with six color options. Power to the original Chumby and the Chumby 8 is supplied through an AC adapter. A later model, the Chumby One, also offered the option of a 9v backup battery. Related devices, the Infocast 3.5 and Infocast 8, devices manufactured by Best Buy based on the Chumby software, are also only AC powered.
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Confused, he turns the light back on and takes a small clock out of his chest of drawers, which indicates that it's just past midnight (at this point, the clock in the living room shows 1:40). He is angered when he finds out that Rupert and Hubert deceived him and attended the larger party next door. Just as Bean switches off the light, a person from the party shouts "Three cheers for Rupert and Hubert!". He then goes back to sleep.
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On 1 January 1924, the ÖBB took over all railway lines of the Südbahngesellschaft (Southern Railway Company). In 1927, the station was once again rebuilt to enhance its capacity. The departure hall was frescoed by Rudolf Stolz; the platforms were connected with a subway underneath and the train shed was replaced by platform roofs. At the same time, the Operations Directorate moved into the "Clock Tower Building" (so called due to a small clock tower at the top) in the station's north wing.
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Below this in an underground setting is the Oasis Market, a fashion market composed of small businesses. The block was named Priory Square, to reflect the history of the site, in the 1990s when it underwent a renovation which also saw the addition of a small clock tower which chimes at the hour. Also part of the renovation was the installation of a glass roof above the walkway from the markets to Priory Queensway. Priory Square lost business in the early 21st century as the Bull Ring Shopping Centre and Martineau Place were completed.
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While an MP, he pressed for the introduction of a small clock in the corner of the internal monitors, which would tell everyone within the Palace of Westminster how long a member has been speaking for. Hill served as a Lord Commissioner of the Treasury from 1960 to 1964 and as Opposition spokesman on education and science briefly in 1965–66. He was later active on the education and agriculture select committees. He supported Edward Heath's policy of joining the European Economic Community, and was a delegate to the Council of Europe and the Western European Union.
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Clock towers dated to the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century and the newer clock towers made based on these examples generally consist of pedestal, trunk and mansion sections. There is a room in the base section and a staircase leading up to the trunk, a "Z" shaped or spiral staircase in the trunk, and a clock machine in the upper section. There is a small clock on the machine and this clock is connected up with a shaft. The shaft that provides the movement of the hour and minute hands on the dial also activates the clapper of the bell, if any exists.
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In front of it is a small clock tower with "Time to enjoy Historic Ossining" on it. At lower left is a sign welcoming visitors to the Ossining Central Business District. It anticipated the first significant building of the new century, the Bank for Savings Building at 200 Main Street, built the next year on the north corner of the triangular lot occupied by the First Baptist Church for nearly a century. The stone building by Lansing C. Holden, a past president of the New York chapter of the American Institute of Architects, is the only example in the village of the Beaux-Arts style.
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Bahau Small Clock Tower The earliest recorded role of the area around Bahau is as a town along the "Denai Penarikan", a water- land route through the interior of Peninsular Malaysia, linking Muar in the West Coast, to Pekan, Pahang in the East Coast. The "Denai Penarikan" or the "Pulling Route" is a land route where merchants would pull their boats across land from Sungai Muar which flows westwards to Sungai Serting which flows eastwards. The town did not flourish until the arrival of Chinese settlers moving inland in search of tin ore. The Chinese settlers established the town of Bahau and nearby Mahsan, and the town grew as the rubber, palm oil and timber trade (fading industry) began to dominate the town's economy.
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