synchronism

Synchronism is deliberately achieved coincidence in a point of time.

When the drinks came, each of them said to the other hi perfect synchronism: "I've got something to tell you."

I see it as related to Synchronism, a movement which seriously investigated abstraction and color.

Odd bedfellows, they have arrived at a surprising synchronism in his work.

Large changes in system frequency can cause the generator to fall out of synchronism with the system.

He marked the place and set his observation telescope in synchronism with the celestial globe.

Their synchronism has now been broken and the reflection is now able to move around of his own accord.

It consists fundamentally of synchronism bits followed by the address codeword.

Chronological synchronism is an event which links two chronologies.

This system employed a separate film for the sound, which ran in synchronism with the film carrying the picture.

Into this region, the motor can be started/stopped instantaneously with a load applied and without loss of synchronism.

As mentioned before, power is generated by synchronous generators that operate in synchronism with the rest of the system.

"Synchronism achieved," I mumbled into the intercom, and sank back in my pilot chair.

Some of the details in Hálfs saga also indicate this third synchronism.

A low humming emanated from the speaker in synchronism with the flashing of the celestial globe.

In telecommunication the term synchronism has the following meanings:

They won patent 6,277,079 for "an earring that flashes in synchronism with the wearer's heartbeat."

The face was obscured behind a glass plate with holes, from which smoke issued in synchronism with his breathing.

Namba itself is a kabuki term referring to this kind of synchronism between arms and legs.

The Old English poem Beowulf may agree with this intermediate synchronism.

Synchronism is defined, and limits are given which take account of relevant timing uncertainties encountered in an audio studio.

These were all energized by the same source (at local power frequency or from a motor-generator set) and so inherently maintained synchronism.

The station clocks were kept in synchronism to 5 microseconds using the "Moon Bounce" system.

One item of importance about the appearance is that they provide a chronological synchronism for the chronology of Paul's life.

We can thus define the power system stability as the ability of the power system to return to steady state without losing synchronism.