Sentence examples for of synchronisation in from inspiring English sources

It's not only the dinosaur bands of old who have seen the benefits of synchronisation: in fact, newer bands can do well from synchronisation deals precisely because they don't demand the same level of recompense as Aerosmith and their ilk.

Schaller concluded that successful mating in the wild rested on an intricate process of "synchronisation", in which males and females subtly geed each other up, over the course of days if not weeks, through calling, scent-marking and other indecipherable means, until they were ready to take the plunge.

It is concluded that nursing synchronisation is high in large rooms with crated sows, that it is not a sole consequence of synchronisation in general activity, that it depends on the distance between the sows, and that an increase in nursing frequency is not always reliably induced by a playback of pig nursing vocalisations.

"Getting leap seconds wrong can cause loss of synchronisation in communication networks, financial systems and many other applications which rely on precise timing.

The system affords a very high degree of synchronisation – in fact, much higher than is actually demanded by the driver monitoring application.

However, it has also been suggested that it is not so much the precise frequency of synchronisation in the beta band that may be important, but rather how strong synchronisation is (Kühn et al., 2009).

In this paper, we study the effects of spike timing-dependent plasticity on synchronisation in a network of Hodgkin–Huxley neurons.

The index of developmental synchronisation in the gall of P. populi was calculated for all the destructive samples because the full range of instars was never in the gall at the same time.

As such it has proven highly beneficial to develop methods for the control of (de)synchronisation in oscillatory networks, as exemplified by the work of Tass et al. [30, 31] for therapeutic brain stimulation techniques.

In addition when the block is overcome there might be a wave of synchronisation with changes in the relative distribution of cells in the different phases compared to asynchronous cell cycle distribution of control cells.

Each of the chunks therefore takes a different path and is then picked up by several antennas on the receiver.By measuring the differences in the arrival time at each antenna and using a variety of synchronisation cues embedded in the signal, the receiver can disentangle the signals and reconstruct the message.