Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• And you said when one gets free from clocks, one will become even more precise
• It will carry other technologically advanced equipment such as the passive hydrogen MASER atomic clock, which will be the most precise atomic clock ever launched into space.
• I have precise atomic clock time.
• Each satellite will be equipped with an atomic clock providing extremely precise time measurements, making it possible to determine the location of any stationary or moving object to within 1 metre.
• Please note that Einstein's clock is in precise synchronization with my control watch.
• So I've heard they are precise like a clock

• We must be accurate, like a clock.
• The whole thing depends on super accurate clocks.
• Both are accurate statements, but surely there can be nothing more pressing than a ticking clock with no acceptable deal on the table and no apparently suitable alternatives coming forward.
• a Beryllium Atomic Clock.
• Further Reading: The history behind the construction of the first clock that was accurate and stable enough to be used on ships to keep Universal Time is a fascinating tale, and one told expertly in the book Longitude, by Dava Sobel.
• Professor Wagg invites you to join in celebrating the starting of the world's most accurate timepiece
• The clock on that tower is accurate.
• The clock on that tower is accurate.