Sentence examples for be able to synchronise from inspiring English sources
Plus Microsoft wants users to be able to synchronise games between different devices as well as share real-time activity between friends, which will only work if those products are online.
"I've been trying to go to Iraq with Hillary Clinton for so long," she explained, with the apparent failure to be able to synchronise diaries likely to have been of equal if not greater frustration to the current Democratic nominee for the US presidency.
Several hundred new mobile phones are launched every year in China, and customers there now expect their new BMWs to be able to synchronise perfectly with each new handset, he sighs.New competitors are emerging from unexpected quarters, which makes things difficult for established firms.
…but hurry up and wait for music sync The record labels don't seem to have quite got this tied up over here: we want to be able to synchronise our purchased music (at least – and all our music, actually) across phones.
It would be so useful to be able to have a Bluetooth headset, and to be able to synchronise contacts without cables, and to move files with it.
The firm said users would be able to synchronise data between the platforms in order to enjoy a "smooth transition" between each mode.
In functional terms, the motivational qualities of music may be less important than the prominence of its beat and the degree to which participants are able to synchronise their movements to its tempo.
Earlier theoretical studies demonstrate that although neuronal gap junctions are able to synchronise network dynamics, they can also contribute toward the generation of many other dynamic patterns including anti-phase, phase-locked and bistable rhythms [12].
During the operation the ICsIE was able to synchronise the aspects of thermal, illuminance and ventilation control and maintain indoor environmental conditions in the desired range of the set-point values.
Dexamethasone, horse serum and forskolin pulses were able to synchronise cultured mouse islets expressing Per2::luc reporter (ESM Fig. 2).
