Isn't it ironic how these films, though years in production, came out against the soundtrack of the masses chanting "make America great again?" There seems to be a strange synchronicity, no doubt completely coincidental, between the content of this year's Oscar offerings and the general mood of the so-called silent majority.
Climate change may seriously disrupt this synchronicity, with workers no longer able to sustain employment across the growing season.
Synchronicity is no stranger to sports.
For the OVA adaptations, two maxi singles and two studio albums titled Synchronicity, Saigo no Kajitsu / Mitsubashi to Kagakusha, Kazeyomi, and Everlasting Songs were released between November 21 , 2007 and February 25 , 2009
There is no apparent pattern or synchronicity of EC cell division during vasculogenesis (Fig. 3).
As she wrote, she imagined the nine young actors in a circle, "going through a series of stretches at the same time with military rigor and precision, with no communication about this supernormal synchronicity of their bodies.
No one knows what lies behind this synchronicity, but it is surely related to the antiquity of the ginkgo, which has evolved along a very different path from that of more modern trees.
Their manner toward one another is vaguely hostile, yet the complex timing of the dance, the many moments when its chaotic simultaneity snaps into synchronicity, requires tight teamwork, with no help from the electronic crackling in Thom Willems's score.
Furthermore, previous studies in which synchronicity alone was manipulated, with no embedded self- vs. other distinction, showed a pattern of brain activations very different from the one observed here.
