Sentence examples for Real-time synchronizing from inspiring English sources
Brewster is generating revenue — he wouldn't say how much but did say that the app has premium users (it charges $9.99/month or $99/year for services like real-time synchronizing, automatic smart delete and contact merging).
The method consists in a biorthogonal decomposition considered from a statistical perspective which has the potential to be applied for wide-area monitoring and analysis using real-time synchronized measurements recorded from power systems.
Phasor measurement units (PMUs) collect in real time synchronized phasors of voltages and currents which are used for the observability of the power grid.
From these results, real-time clock synchronized 10-min average values have to be calculated, by accepting overlapping base intervals.
Real-time information about evolving EA is appropriate for synchronizing the work and enabling active communication among GDAD teams.
According to the latest statistics from the North American Synchrophasor Initiative (NASPI), there are almost 2000 commercial-grade PMUs installed across North America, and many local and regional PDCs collecting real-time, high-speed, time synchronized power grid information [8].
Real-time virtual sonography (RVS) is a diagnostic imaging support system that can synchronize with ultrasound images in conjunction with computed tomography or magnetic resonance images using magnetic navigation system.
Real-time virtual sonography (RVS; Hitachi Medico, Tokyo, Japan) is a diagnostic imaging support system that can synchronize with B-mode ultrasound images in conjunction with two-dimensional multiplanar reconstruction (MPR) using a magnetic navigation system.
The P-HAL defines four services, namely the BRIDGE that handles real-time constraints, the SYNC that synchronizes the concurrent processes, the KERNEL that schedules the software functional units, and the STATS that analyses the statistics of the functional units.
Developed at Ircam, the musicians' think tank in Paris, it consists of a half-finger glove equipped with electrodes that monitor the angle and speed of her bowing arm, allowing her to synchronize real-time acoustic performance with recorded material.
