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Meanings of synchronized in English

Operating in unison.

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Usage of synchronized in English
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A financial system perfectly synchronized with the real economy would be useless.
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Analysis of synchronized parasites revealed significant developmental stage specificity of the epigenome.
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To support implantation, endometrial and embryo maturity are required to be synchronized.
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Music blasted on four large speakers, synchronized to the flashes and pops.
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In addition, these RNAs appeared sequentially during synchronized in vitro transcription reactions.
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Among other innovations, there were presentations of synchronized swimming and rhythmic gymnastics.
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Consequently, hemodynamic instability is to be promptly treated with synchronized electrical cardioversion.
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The CCD image capture is synchronized with the ultrasound burst pulse sequence.
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The subjects were hospitalized to be synchronized to rest-activity and meal-timing schedules.
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People like a strong hook and synchronized dancing, it's not that complicated.
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When CCD triggering was synchronized with burst initiation, acoustic-radiation-force-induced displacements were detected.
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The basic problem replication solves is keeping one server's data synchronized with another's.
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The elements and lower organisms are synchronized in the great plan of life.
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Probability of protecting subjects alpha and beta from synchronized Chikoya weapons fire: minimal.
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Of course, ditching goggles is tricky for synchronized swimmers who have less-than-perfect vision.
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Bones, muscles, the nervous system: They're all on display and synchronized to perfection.
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Synchronized through the time
Synchronized across language varieties
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