Sentence examples for lack of synchronisation from inspiring English sources

"It's not the lack of will but rather the lack of synchronisation between state and market that fails land reform," says Mohammad Karaan, who chairs the National Agricultural Marketing Council.But hope persists.

The lack of synchronisation can affect the size of the Roche lobe significantly.

The lack of synchronisation causes inter-symbol interference which introduces a serious impairment and negatively impacts the network's performance.

Among the different MAC protocols designed for WSNs, preamble sampling techniques provide extremely low energy consumption at low loads and have a notably simple operation and a lack of synchronisation requirements, which are characteristics that are especially appealing to WSNs.

This lack of synchronisation between the physical dimension of the markets and the metaphysical political dimension could cost the process of European integration the citizens' support.

Second, the results in this study underscore the theory that the lack of synchronisation between rhythms can be decoded by physiological systems as a stressor.

This lack of communication and synchronisation of efforts represents a significant missed opportunity for a comprehensive and holistic approach to sustainable outcomes.

In patients with non-invasive ventilation the nurses explain some of the main causes that can lead to the failure of the treatment described in previous studies, such as oppressive and badly fitting masks, a lack of patient-ventilator synchronisation or inappropriate practices [ 40, 41].

There is little effect upon the likelihood that both players conduct different behaviours during the period (with a slight decrease in response to an increase in energetic gain), and this is echoed in the relative lack of effect upon the synchronisation coefficient, due due to synchronisation offering such a large benefit to both players.

For an interesting dynamical systems perspective on the differences between "kick" synchronisation (in pulsatile coupled systems) and "diffusive" synchronisation [171] and the lack of mathematical work on the former problem see [172].

Luhmann speaks in this connection of "synchronisation" or "time binding".