Sentence examples for generally synchronized from inspiring English sources

The double peak is followed at continental stations (Retalis and Retalis 1997; Harrison and Aplin 2002) and is generally synchronized with local time and the intensity of local effects (Chalmers 1967), while the GEC signal is not always apparent and averaging over one or several weeks is needed to be shown (Dolezalek 1972).

The mean phase offsets across channels were clustered around zero, indicating that the induced slow wave activity was generally synchronized across cortex and phase lags were relatively short.

Ethological studies have shown that wild boars, which are highly social and omnivorous (Graves 1984; Gustafsson et al. 1999), concentrate their daily activity into several main periods, generally synchronized with sunrise and sunset (Mauget 1984), depending on season, predator pressure, and food availability.

Then, with luck, you can continue at the speed limit through many stop lights which are generally synchronized to let a batch of cars going that fast through.

In practice, as PU and SU will generally not be synchronized, filtering is then a good choice for OOBE suppression because of its low complexity and robustness to TO.

In practice, as PU and SU will generally not be synchronized, windowing is then a good choice for ACI rejection because of its low complexity, robustness to TO, and insensitivity to CP removal.

In the first model, generations were synchronized.

Assisted modes generally aim at synchronizing the ventilator insufflation to the patient's effort, both to optimize comfort and to minimize the work of breathing.

And sometimes the generations can synchronize wonderfully.

Therefore, synchronized mating is not a behavior generally characterizing the species of extant xiphosurans.

To offset synchronized growth compression requires a synchronized reflation effort.