Sentence examples for carefully synchronized from inspiring English sources

During their revels, they tossed oranges back and forth, often in carefully synchronized rhythmic patterns.

But that was just the first step in what was intended to be a carefully synchronized armored advance.

But these "accidents," like the written dialogue, would also have to be carefully synchronized across the many possible versions of the story.

Later, Disney would add carefully synchronized music (The Skeleton Dance, 1929), three-strip Technicolor (Flowers and Trees, 1932), and the illusion of depth with his multiplane camera (The Old Mill, 1937).

Fitch would have to take the footage back to Scotland, where it would be vetted by an impartial post-doc volunteer, who would "score" the images on a time line carefully synchronized to the soundtrack of the spoken syllables, so that Fitch could say without a doubt whether the subject's eyes had anticipated the monkey head, or merely followed it.

The video you see in the movie, from Irish gigs, was carefully synchronized to the audio from performances from England during the same general period, previously released on various iterations of the live record "Got Live If You Want It!" and elsewhere.

Even though my Dropbox folder appeared to be physically in multiple places simultaneously, my gut told me that behind the scenes, Dropbox must work by rapidly uploading and downloading files and carefully synchronizing the changes.

Broadcast spawning requires coral colonies to carefully synchronize the release of egg and sperm into the water column in order to optimize fertilization success (Harrison et al., 2011; Levitan, 2005).

Carefully synchronize the raising of the knife with the approach of the vegetable from the left.

The allocation and delivery of condoms should be carefully planned, supported by available budgets, and synchronized with the requirements of PEs in the field.

To offset synchronized growth compression requires a synchronized reflation effort.