I think it's interesting that cheerleaders are not just wearing the same uniform, but perform with a lot of synchronized movement.
Slowly and silently, in one synchronized movement, they pushed it under a blanket, then pulled it out again, then back under, over and over, seeming to mesmerize each other with the rhythm.
A new study published in Biology Letters shows that synchronized movement not only causes bonding between dancers, but actually contributes to an increased pain threshold.
At the meal's end, the guests drop their chopsticks on their trays "in one synchronized movement" to signal that they're done -- "a subtle moment," Riccardi writes, "unbroken by the coarse call of human voices".
An article in Science Times on Dec. 27 about efforts to test quantum theory referred incompletely to experiments that confirmed the synchronized movement of particles that Einstein called "spooky action at a distance".
In one massive synchronized movement, the throng drew on their e-cigarettes and released a gigantic, breathy cloud of vapor into the already stifling atmosphere.
At moments, the production seems like an animated version of those famous propaganda posters of the Stalin era, as smiling women in babushkas toss grain in synchronized movement while singing.
With cruel vehemence, he drives his performers through tightly knit sequences, or drills, that are full of bounding, synchronized movement that makes use of fast footwork and rigid arms.
For the duration of the prayer, the sound of the muezzin was all that could be heard, and ElBaradei, who was positioned about ten rows beyond the police line, followed the synchronized movement.
The synchronized movement of sand grains, they conclude, produces the famed moaning, while grain size determines the notes contained in the song.
