This all seems rather quaint now, at a time when the merchandising surrounding blockbuster films is synchronised with a military level of organisation, and augmented by a battery of advertising and PR hype.
Such motion-induced artefacts can thus be reduced as the X-ray exposure is synchronised with a patients physiological rhythm, or indeed an objects motion [206].
The year-long countdown to the games will be synchronised with a 12-month cultural programme of theatre, dance, music and comedy, culminating in a Glasgow-wide festival which will mix culture and street performance.
To kickstart the economic revival that Europe so desperately needs, the investment stimulus should be synchronised with a monetary stimulus from the European Central Bank (ECB), in other words "quantitative easing" (QE), argues John Springford at the Centre for European Reform CERR), who has analysed the Juncker scheme.
The plan was for OCO's measurements to be synchronised with an analysis of ozone, nitrogen dioxide, methane and other greenhouse gases by the rest of the fleet.
A piezo-actuated microtensile set up is synchronised with an ESPI to measure film elongation up to 70 μm in length with an accuracy of nearly 50 nm.
All the mice were synchronised with an alternation of 12 h of light (L) and 12 h of darkness (D) (LD 12 : 12).
All mice were synchronised with an alternation of 12 h of light and 12 h of darkness for 3 weeks in an autonomous chronobiological animal facility (Jouan, Saint-Herblain, France).
Gioanni [13] [14] showed that during horizontal optokinetic reflexes induced by a rotating drum, eye movements are synchronised with head movements.
The instrument consists of two cameras arranged in an optimum angle that take 2D images simultaneously and are synchronised with the lighting system.
