Sentence examples for a synchronisation of from inspiring English sources

The "composite dialogue" is largely a revival of a process tried and abandoned six years ago, and so far little has been achieved apart from a synchronisation of personal organisers.

Each observation session was preceded by a synchronisation of all chronometers.

Before a synchronisation of nodal values, all computations must be finalised and the processing threads must be synchronised.

Treatment of KYSE450 cells with nocodazole for 18 h resulted in a synchronisation of the entire cell population in the G2/M phase and an increase in MPM-2 labelling from 0.15 to 23.5%.

This effect would normally be too small to measure, but Dr Lieu realised that "phase coherence"—a precise synchronisation of the waves that make up a beam of light is necessary in order for rings, known as diffraction rings, to show up in a telescope.

Overall, the cholinergic circuitry of ponto-medullar nuclei and basal forebrain controls both limbic oscillations and exploratory behaviour, thus enabling a functional synchronisation of different brain oscillators.

Furthermore, if groups are synchronised we are interested in whether all the individuals within the group are behaving identically, or whether individuals are behaving differently to each other, but still producing an overall synchronisation of activities or decisions within the group.

Plus the air pollution tends to be high on the same days and the same weather types as when the pollen count is high – dry and sunny – so you get a synchronisation in the peaks of pollution and of grass pollen".

This attracting set of states plays the role of a synchronisation manifold that gives rise to generalise synchrony.

The development of new synchronisation solutions such as local deployment of a synchronisation server, over-the-air synchronisation techniques or hybrid solutions can ease the requirements on the backhaul for synchronisation purposes [11].   5.

The simplest example of a synchronisation manifold would be the X equals Y line on a graph plotting an external state against an internal state (see Fig. 8).