Sentence examples for carefully synchronizing from inspiring English sources

But Jafari said a withdrawal would require "picking up the pace of training Iraqi forces," as well as carefully synchronizing the U.S. withdrawal as Iraqi forces took charge of different parts of the country.

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.

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.

The sensor measurements are carefully synchronized and the estimation procedure for the GNSS receiver delay is discussed.

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

Proponents of General Casey's approach described it as a carefully synchronized plan to turn over authority for security to the new Iraqi government.

While the steps were carefully synchronized to the phase and period of Spring Flamingo's stride, the height of the steps was accommodated to by proprioception.

The in series configuration of the reciprocating-valve pump avoids this shortcoming but activation must be carefully synchronized to the cardiac cycle to allow adequate coronary perfusion.

Where Cinerama and 3-D both required the carefully synchronized projection of multiple strips of film, CinemaScope used an anamorphic lens to squeeze a wide image onto standard 35-millimeter film stock.

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).