synchronizer

She is a Synchronizer, a person that can give someone life energy through exchange of body fluids.

This way, a change can be propagated from one synchronizer to another.

The term synchronizer can mean more than one thing.

The synchronizer output can be used to capture system time from a counter.

Since the original paper, other synchronizer algorithms have been proposed in the literature.

A workspace can be synchronized with more than one synchronizer.

From 1932, synchronizer mechanisms began to appear in automotive transmissions.

A frame synchronizer stores at least a full frame of video.

Though their effects were the same, there was a subtle difference between the concept of the interrupter and the synchronizer.

These images are created on the Synchronizer and deployed (often as a golden image) to users across an organization.

The best known example of a cone clutch is a synchronizer ring in a manual transmission.

The synchronizer acts as an external trigger for both the camera(s) and the laser.

Alpha synchronizer: This has low time complexity but high message complexity.

The synchronizer is used in conjunction with several other devices on what is called the editing "bench".

Boomerang grew out of the Harmony generic data synchronizer.

All of the friction surfaces on the synchronizer rings are sintered bronze.

The first camera to implement a flash synchronizer was the Exakta, in 1935.

The subsequent development of an effective machine gun synchronizer rendered this unusual configuration unnecessary.

A film synchronizer is a device used in the editing phase of filmmaking.

However, many modern transmissions now include a reverse gear synchronizer and helical gearing.

The asynchronous start event is also routed through a synchronizer that takes at least two clock pulses.

The film synchronizer is specifically used to track the length of a reel of film.

Small cone clutches are used in synchronizer mechanisms in manual transmissions.

Some examples also had a machine gun fixed in the nose, firing with a synchronizer through the propeller disk.

This gauge is also found installed with most propeller synchronizer and synchrophase systems.