| Otherwise known as our circadian rhythm, our 24-hour body clock resets itself at sunrise and sunset each day. |
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| It picks up a time signal from a cesium atomic clock based in Rugby and automatically sets and resets itself. |
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| The royal family often resets jewels and updates old pieces as fashions and owners change. |
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| You learned to save your work every few minutes in dry weather, because resets and lockups were a regular occurrence. |
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| One button toggles power on and off, another resets the display, and one exits the on-screen menu. |
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| If at anytime the queen of spades is dealt face up, the game resets and the pot stays in. |
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| Melatonin resets the body clock to synchronize metabolic functions with times of activity and rest. |
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| A dose of melatonin in the morning resets your body clock later while a dose in the afternoon resets it earlier. |
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| The fact that it takes three reboots before the system resets from a failed overclock is very annoying especially if you are reaching the limit of your overclock. |
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| The reason new year is such a good thing is that it resets the counter, wipes the slate clean and gives you a chance to try again at the things you failed to do last year. |
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| Most security experts believe individual accounts were hacked, by exploiting password resets, rather than the Apple cloud itself. |
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| It revolutionised ten-pin bowling in the 1940s with the first automated pinspotter machine, which resets the pins after a player has bowled. |
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| Breach Security monitors both inbound and outbound traffic and offers flexible remediation options including TCP resets and web server logouts. |
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| The tangibility here of both the metaphor and the simile is typical of Thomas's tropology, as he resets the poem's tone and, figuratively, its location. |
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| The procedure is done by injecting an anesthetic into the right-side C6 ganglion in the neck, which resets the thermoregulating signals of the insular cortex in the brain. |
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