Sentence examples for may become synchronized from inspiring English sources

This first point also suggests that each subtype has its own global dynamics, which may become synchronized in the tropics, probably because tropical regions have more sustained biphasic epidemics per year than other regions (Tamerius et al. 2011).

In a fully connected network comprising of perfect clocks, if the coupling factor, then the nodes may never become synchronized.

And women who live together, he noted, often find that their menstrual cycles become synchronized over time.

North American periodical cicadas consist of seven species that have become synchronized developmentally: three have 17-year cycles, and four have 13-year cycles.

Christiaan Huygens, the 17th century Dutch mathematician and astronomer, noted that pendulum clocks on the same wall would eventually become synchronized.

But in some cultures, particularly in Eastern Europe, it is common for an audience's clapping to become synchronized into waves of rhythmic applause.

Despite the union, it will be a few years before the economies of member countries will become synchronized.

The circuits will either become synchronized in oscillation, which is considered unstable, or return to the original stable state.

The advantage is that it naturally provides self-stabilization, that is, in any initial configuration, the clocks eventually become synchronized.

When we are in HRV coherence (the "in-sync" state) the heart, mind and emotions become synchronized – working in harmony, which results in an optimal state of being.

Very strong connectivity should compromise persistence because the dynamics of subpopulations become synchronized.