Sentence examples for a synchronous event from inspiring English sources

It also suggests that the first major dinosaur diversification might have been a synchronous event across all Pangaea.

A synchronous event creates the experience of emotional fulfillment and joy.

Clusters (approximately 60  μm wide) of supporting cells of Kölliker's organ show synchronous spontaneous activity, which could lead to a synchronous event involving adjacent IHCs because of their close proximity [ 35].

The aim of this study was to determine whether the induction of the entire DosR regulon is triggered as a synchronous event or if induction can unfold as a cascade of events as the differential expression of subsets of genes is stimulated by different oxygen availabilities.

Indeed, for all bivalents segregation was a highly synchronous event, lasting 8-10 minutes, with >80% separating in a 4-minute window regardless of oocyte age (Fig. 5C,D).

Because tephra deposition is a geologically synchronous event, tephras constitute important isochrones in the Quaternary sequence, not only in Japan but also throughout the northwest Pacific and its marginal seas.

The aim of this study was to determine whether the induction of the DosR regulon unfolds as a cascade of events as the differential expression of subsets of genes is stimulated by different oxygen availabilities rather than a single synchronous event.

A paroxysmal depolarization shift lasts for 80 200 ms and is the correlate of a synchronous network event resulting from a giant excitatory postsynaptic potential.

The A3 duplication coincides with the proposed WGD in the ancestral lineage of extant seed plants, ~320 Ma ago [ 18], and a synchronous duplication event may have affected the ancestral Group III locus in the seed plant ancestor.

The synchronous event seems to reveal to that there is a meaning, purpose, and direction "out there," somewhere in a mysterious domain where the event was organized.

Theoretical studies have identified two dominant modes for propagating spiking activity in feedforward networks: the aynchronous rate mode, in which the average spike count is propagated across the sub-networks; and the synchronous event mode, in which only synchronous volleys of spikes are propagated.