First-ever synchronized polio campaign between Namibia, Angola and DR Congo ONDANGWA, Namibia, 28 June 2007 – When the gates at the border crossing on the Angola-Namibia border open, it's more than trade that can go rushing through.
That's a great feature, allowing you to ensure that your personal stuff doesn't ever get synchronized to a work laptop, for example.
The Super Bowl gig is now so wildly coveted in part because it's one of the last remnants of the monoculture — these days, the media landscape is far too vast and specialized ever to synchronize our focus.
Your Palm Pre will now be synchronized with which ever account you chose in Email, Contacts, and Calendar.
Polio and other diseases need no passports, and that fact triggered the first-ever synchronized polio campaign between Angola, Namibia and the Democratic Republic of the Congo across these long, often porous borders.
Behavioral processing constraints are imposed by conscious and unconscious processes, and behavior must be synchronized with the ever-changing external and internal environments.
To offset synchronized growth compression requires a synchronized reflation effort.
In this case, the screens in the installation are facing one another, demanding the viewer choose between one plot line without ever knowing how or if the two pieces are synchronized.
In case you missed it, because it probably happened in the middle of the night, Chris Mears won Britain's first ever diving gold, alongside Jack Laugher in the men's synchronized three-meter springboard final.
They are supporting Africa's largest ever coordinated health initiative for children - 23 nations holding mass synchronized immunization campaigns with the goal of reaching over 80 million children under the age of five.
Increasing the amplitude of the external force causes oscillators with natural frequencies at ever greater distances to synchronize with the input.
