Sentence examples for ability to synchronise from inspiring English sources

Its ability to synchronise bookmarks, passwords, website history and open tabs across devices is a time-saver.

Brigadier Barry says that the problems around Kobane illustrate "not so much the lack of a land component but the lack of any real ability to synchronise the air effort with what is taking place on the ground".

It can be seen that before training, the network loses its ability to synchronise the volleys of excitatory action potentials for inhibitory conductances at approximately 10%% or less of the strength of excitatory conductances.

As with Cooke's 2003 model, Cooke and Rohleder argue that the greatest utility of their model involves its ability to synchronise stakeholders' mental models about the factors that promote accidents and the viability of potential methods for their prevention.

They include the abilities to synchronise a player's progress across different devices and to compare scores on leaderboards managed via its Google+ social network.

Proper operation usually rests on the ability to achieve synchronised, low latency video capture between cameras in the same multivision set.

Even when willing helpers step forward, campaigning has to synchronise and compete with jobs and family.

Early-morning game drives are on hand to synchronise guests with their nocturnal lifestyles.

In principle, industry consolidation makes it easier for firms to synchronise their actions.

In a clever touch, new levels will be released to synchronise with the weekly TV episodes.

One significant limitation is that it is not currently possible to synchronise anything other than the simple DNS records.