Sentence examples for move in synchrony from inspiring English sources

They frequently form large flocks, called murmurations, which may move in synchrony in order to avoid predators.

She could see the back of CB's legs on an enormous movie screen in front of her treadmill and received treats if she could make the robot's joints move in synchrony with her own leg movements.

As long as both tube and film move in synchrony, a clear image of objects in the focal plane can be produced.

Two satellites move in synchrony around the edge of a circle, collecting data as they go and beaming it to a third stationary one; this circle describes the synthetic aperture the two cameras are creating.

He showed that people not only talk, they move in synchrony: A head movement is met with a shrug of the shoulder, which invites a smile, which in turn provokes a slight movement of the hand, and so on.

For example, the da Vinci robots now used in over a thousand hospitals for minimally-invasive surgery are controlled by humans, in this case by surgeons working a few feet away: the robot system transforms the surgeons' natural hand motions into equivalent motions of miniature robot grippers that move in synchrony inside the patient's body.

The pair of planets are locked in resonant orbits, moving in synchrony around the star with orbital periods of 61 and 30 days; the inner planet goes around twice for each orbit of the outer one.

It fitted rather well too with the industrialisation of the world outside Britain, particularly in the US, where social mobility and opportunity were moving in synchrony with a sense of duty and Protestant self-reliance. .

And rather than independently ratchet the sides of the jaw backward and forward like most snakes, Kley's videos revealed that both sides of the lower jaw moved in synchrony.

Besides the motivational factor, exercise that is repetitive in nature is believed to benefit mostly from music that is synchronized with the tempo of the exerciser's movements; endurance can be extended, and performers exercise at higher intensities when moving in synchrony with musical stimuli [29].

The target was composed of colored shapes moved in synchrony with simple sounds.