The phrase "analysis of the synchronous" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to studying or examining synchronous events, processes, or phenomena, often in fields like linguistics, music, or systems theory.
Example: "The analysis of the synchronous elements in the performance revealed a deeper understanding of the ensemble's dynamics."
Alternatives: "examination of the synchronous" or "study of the synchronous".
As for the SSR analysis, the model of the synchronous machine (SM) often includes two rotor circuits in the d and q axis, respectively [4].
The finite element analysis based model of the synchronous generator's electromagnetic system is obtained and co-simulations of the modeled generator and proposed interleaved buck converter are performed.
For the purpose of the analysis, the synchronous group (n = 78) was excluded.
Let us use our stability analysis on the results of the synchronous simulation of the cholesterol regulatory pathway.
These unique properties allowed the kinetic analysis of the events occurring in synchronous cultures of parasites exposed to a lethal drug concentration at different time points along the intraerythrocytic developmental cycle.
To efficiently analyze this model and ensure further analysis even after its complexification and possible merge with other pathway models like Ras signaling cascade models, we associate a classical and computationally efficient synchronous Boolean analysis with a newly introduced method based on Markov chains, which identifies spurious cycles among the results of the synchronous analysis.
Boolnet, as introduced by Müssel et al., is an R-package for the generation, modelling, reconstruction and analysis of both synchronous and asynchronous BNs or PBNs [ 29].
The convergence of an algorithm to an equilibrium is in general a very hard problem usually related to the specific algorithm and requiring the analysis of synchronous or asynchronous update mechanisms (for power allocation algorithms in interference channels see [18, 23]).
The research technique for determining of the origination of oxygen and hydrogen is based on synchronous analysis of the CO2, H2 and CH4 distribution and carbon conversion at the initial rates of the gases formation.
