Sentence examples for longer synchronized from inspiring English sources

And anyway, by the end of the novel Haffner and history are no longer synchronized at all.

Our twinness was no longer synchronized.

Without Dmrt2a/Terra the expression of the cycling genes in the PSM becomes desynchronized and consequently somite formation is no longer synchronized between the left and right sides of the zebrafish axis [23].

Oscillatory behavior is preserved in the presence of external forces and stochasticity, although of course, the periodicity is no longer synchronized between cells.

A molecular probe was used to monitor the peripheral clocks in different organs and tissues of these mutant mice, and revealed that, without a working master clock, the peripheral clocks were no longer synchronized.

The oscillating entities in each cluster are now no longer completely synchronized, the dynamical dimension of the network increases tremendously, and the individual-level dynamics and the corresponding dynamical analysis in a traditional way could be much more complicated.

As we mentioned in the Introduction, intervals of synchronized activity (coherence intervals) could manifest information transfer between brain structures (van Leeuwen and Bakker 1995; van Leeuwen 2007): the more information is transferred and the more brain structures get involved the longer the synchronized intervals.

It is also worth noting that, as expected, it generally takes longer to synchronize the last 20% of nodes than all the others.

As a result, the different stations may no longer be perfectly synchronized and may not decrement their counters exactly at the same time.

In contrast, colonies transferred to the constant dark treatment initially showed a prolonged period of expanded and partially expanded polyps, followed by a less synchronized and longer cycle of polyp contraction and expansion (Figure 4C).

These dependencies were observed for synchronized intervals that exceeded a minimal duration (MD) of about 80 ms. This result is consistent with the observation of Freeman and Barrie (2000) that only synchronized intervals longer than some MD were related to behavior.