One restriction of our method is that it applies only to states where all oscillators are synchronised (in the sense of having the same period) or at a fixed point.
In addition, the MTS and motion information were synchronised in the experiment, and the force and motion data were included.
Oestrus was synchronised in the intact ewes (intra-vaginal sponges impregnated with medroxy-progesterone acetate for 12 days).
There is therefore evidence to suggest that foraging can be synchronised in natural situations, and hence the general predictions of the model may hold.
The movement of clustered deer have to be synchronised in order to maintain group coherence.
We investigated the effect of TZT-1027 on cell cycle progression with the use of tsFT210 cells, which can be synchronised in G2 phase by incubation at 39.4°C and consequent inactivation of Cdc2 (Osada et al, 1997; Tamura et al, 1999).
These oscillations appear to be synchronised in neighbouring cells and, in zebrafish at least, this appears to be due to Notch signalling [1], [6], [13], [14].
All textual data, from all levels in a project hierarchy, are synchronised in this fashion.
The meteorological data is synchronised in time with the hydrometeor attenuation measurement on both the FSO and RF links.
The potential impact of factors such as ethnicity and gender, or of any relevant pre-study treatment, for example, whether hair follicles are synchronised in anagen during the recovery from cytotoxic chemotherapy-induced alopecia, is currently unknown.
