Pendulum Clock: meaning and example
English
Pendulum Clock
A clock that uses a pendulum as its timekeeping element, known for its accuracy in time measurement.
“The grandfather clock in the hallway is a classic example of a Pendulum Clock, known for its precise timekeeping.”
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