Sentence examples for lack of synchronised from inspiring English sources
A systematic study of the barriers to uptake of home dialysis, in the USA [ 15], highlighted 'current under-usage of home dialysis and identified problem areas including, limited and unmandated home dialysis training of nephrology fellows, lack of synchronised education of ESRD care providers, Medicaid services' poor reimbursement policies which dis-incentivises home based therapy'.
Signals pass through neurons in the form of electrical spikes called action potentials that carry little information in themselves, other than that they have happened.Such asynchronous signalling (so called because of the lack of a synchronising central clock) can process data more quickly than the synchronous sort, since no time is wasted waiting for the clock to tick.
This paper is devoted to a preliminary design problem of synchronised automatic transfer lines.
This technology incorporated solenoid motors as a means of synchronising the puppet's lip movements with pre-recorded dialogue.
These machines work by separating, then recombining, two beams of precisely synchronised atoms of, say, neon.
"The mother of Synchronised, Mayasta, was my first winner for JP in 1996 and Synchronised gave me the greatest day in racing.
Brigadier Barry says that the problems around Kobane illustrate "not so much the lack of a land component but the lack of any real ability to synchronise the air effort with what is taking place on the ground".
Lack of effort, lack of concentration".
