These clocks run on roughly (though not precisely) 24-hour schedules – larks tend to have slightly faster clocks, and owls slightly slower ones – synchronising through signals from a tiny patch of brain tissue known as the suprachiasmatic nucleus (SCN), which acts as a kind of internal Greenwich Meridian.
Characters like Zarya depend on synchronising their ults with others, and where one ultimate can give an enemy team problems, two or three makes things inevitable.
At its best, Patrias gathers the performers into sparse, village-square intimacy, all eyes intent on synchronising the vivid rhythms of hands, feet and drum as they become one body of sound.
Three different types of architecture have been developed: a slow one, based on PLCs, for functions for which response times longer than 300 ms are adequate, a fast one, based on FPGAs, for functions which require response times beyond the capabilities of the PLC, and a hardwired one to synchronise all the systems involved in a fast discharge of the superconducting coils.
Even if the cells start unsynchronised, they very quickly (within one cycle) become synchronised.
Synchronised, one of the favourites, and another horse called According to Pete had to be put down after falling badly after hurdling fences during the race on Saturday afternoon.
Being top weight may tell on Synchronised.
She got one of her songs synchronised in the TV series Grey's Anatomy, which has become a crucial means of getting a certain kind of music to the public via music super-visor Alexandra Patsavas (the show's website lists all the music in each episode, so viewers can instantly identify any song that catches their ear).
As an example, to determine the existence of an exactly synchronised solution one only needs to suppose (x_{i}(t)=x t)) and determine whether there is such a solution (x t)) for the system (7).
