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Discover Ludwig"get synchronized with" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to the point at which two or more things come into alignment or agreement with each other. For example, "We need to get our calendars synchronized with each other so we can plan our next meeting."
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Since all the registered SUs get synchronized with the REM from time to time, the assumption of synchronicity holds true.
After the students use Achiever! all the results get synchronized with GlobalSYNC, making it easy for teachers to manage, all via the web.
The periodic transmission of the CBs defines a MAC frame structure and allows neighboring stations to get synchronized with the master (at the packet level) and to become implicit slaves.
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Therefore we did not get synchronized calcium labeling.
At this point, the terminal can get fully synchronized with the eNodeB because the reference signals are transmitted in well-defined resource elements and the current synchronization allows locating them.
The tag contends, by using Rivest's Pseudo-Bayesian algorithm, to get a communication slot and then stays synchronized with the reader with the TDMA protocol.
The travel plans will be synchronized with your calendar, but you will also get alerts on when to leave for the airport (depending on traffic conditions) and what route to take.
The 19 PMUs are installed to get the voltage signal from the network and they are synchronized with the GPS.
It's easier to get the timing down with the music playing, or when practicing synchronized with other people.
The gates could be synchronized with the timing of trains, and open when they arrive.
It takes no imagination to stay synchronized with the shifting of the season, with the retracting daylight or the sudden gathering of a wet morning wind that gets behind your ears and under your hair when you feed the animals.
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