Lee E. Koppelman, the director of the Long Island Regional Planning Board and the author of a transportation study that led to the electrification of the railroad's Ronkonkoma line in 1988, said that for years railroad executives blocked efforts to synchronize train and bus schedules.
In contrast to our work, in which we synchronize a virtual clock, these authors attempt to synchronize the clock skew, in order to obtain acceptable synchronization accuracies.
But he notes that these qualities can come into conflict: allowing offline access to data stored in cloud applications, for example, offers a convenience to users but can create problems if multiple users access a document, change it offline, and then try to synchronize their efforts.
In one interactive installation, next to a painted sign that reads, "Up close, no one is normal," visitors try to synchronize recorded and mirror images of themselves.
Mozilla Weave is an effort to solve this problem in general by synchronizing Firefox extensions and other preferences across multiple installations of the browser.
The multithreaded particle simulator uses a barrier in a similar fashion to synchronize access to shared data.
In this paper an attempt has been to synchronize all the important efforts made in this line right from the simplified classical theories to highly complex analytical frameworks of recent times.
The guidelines also provide an opportunity to synchronize efforts, all while protecting the privacy and safety of the people being helped.
In biofeedback therapy, patients are taught diaphragmatic breathing techniques to improve their abdominal push efforts and to synchronize this with anal relaxation.
To report our experience using neurally adjusted ventilatory assist (NAVA), which allows a patient to synchronize spontaneous respiratory effort with mechanical ventilation, in the neonatal intensive care unit in neonates weighing <1500 g.
