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Meanings of synchronising in English
Portuguese
sincronização Catalan
sincronització 
An adjustment that causes something to occur or recur in unison.
Synonyms
Examples for "synchronization"
Examples for "synchronization"
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His concern had turned to open fear at the mention of loss-of-synchronization.
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Just click that link and Gmail will start the offline synchronization process.
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A loss of synchronization accident left indelible marks on the victim's reflexes.
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Furthermore, synchronization within a frontal hub and long-range cortical interactions were enhanced.
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This alpha synchronization has been interpreted as cortical idling or active inhibition.
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We can slip you in while Major Danby is synchronizing the watches.
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The absence of Ethernet made synchronizing with my desktop computer a pain.
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Tom assumed this gear was for timing and synchronizing the shock waves.
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In synchronizing food and training, we support the synthesis of muscle.
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The S&P is synchronizing its delayed rebalancing to take advantage of that liquidity.
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Most previous studies have focused on the relationship between topology and synchronisation.
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The simulations show that bursting synchronisation is more robust than spike synchronisation.
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I mused about possible ways of undermining the synchronisation of my two copies.
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Frontal cortex was found to exert attentional control through increased low-frequency phase synchronisation.
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We have studied neuronal synchronisation in a random network of adaptive exponential integrate-and-fire neurons.
Usage of synchronising in English
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And then simultaneously, each word exactly synchronising, the two girls said:
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How synchronising a soundtrack to stories might increase reading comprehension and engagement among children.
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Their synchronising was faulty, as between the different sectors attacked.
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By synchronising their movements, they slowly begin to feel like the experimenter's body is their own.
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They even generated the railway timetables with this computer, synchronising deliveries of victims to the maw of the machine.
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He supplies the code and executes the command, beginning a new countdown of his own, synchronising with his personal timepiece.
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No, but he was planning, co-ordinating and synchronising significant operations against US military forces in the region, and it was imminent.
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Sometimes I cannot do the synchronising, my head gets so thick; and I have to take two or three days for it.
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To settle the matter I started hunting for the fragments of the generator, and to my consternation found that the synchronising coils had been short-circuited.
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Synchronising activities is always a challenge, and we do make it easier.
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Synchronising people's lives with their internal sleep clocks is important "because it will make people healthier, live longer and will reduce costs for society".
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"I had to make a synopsis of the state of Europe from the third century to the tenth; synchronising the event and the names."
Synchronising through the time