synchrony

The synchrony was so strong that I actually gave a second look to make sure we weren't.

There is a growing amount of evidence that cells fire in synchrony, he said.

"But it's turning out that synchrony may be more important."

Those games probably wouldn't use models like virtual synchrony, at present.

Why is virtual synchrony of value in such a solution?

But such a high degree of synchrony is extraordinary and has not yet been explained.

Here is however my ode to this synchrony called life.

This is not the first instance of puzzling synchrony among animals.

But most hedge funds today neither rise nor fall in synchrony.

No, he was not controlling this body, only reacting in synchrony with it.

I envied these daughters, who worked together in such perfect synchrony.

And this it may do more than a hundred times a second in perfect synchrony with the clicks of the calls.

"We found that the climatic data were very well in synchrony during summer but not winter," she said.

Virtual synchrony is one of three major technologies for solving this problem.

The response is broader due to lack of neural synchrony.

The sensory-grounded descriptions allow me to get into synchrony with her.

Given half a chance, they act in unison, exhibiting what scientists call synchrony.

One of the most complex strong reliability properties is virtual synchrony.

This synchrony is essential so male and female gametes can meet.

In virtual synchrony, the group continues executing as if no message was ever sent.

This is an economic synchrony which may be fine for just in time production and consumption, but brings down the system if a bit fails.

Many parallel programs require that their subtasks act in synchrony.

The top drums were all driven in synchrony by an electric motor.

The two oscillators may fall into synchrony, but other phase relationships are also possible.

Then the students had to paddle in synchrony to gather enough power to move the big white and red craft.