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Like Duchamp, Hadid presents a rhythm of multiple perspectives, roughly synchronized with the movements of bodies propelled by curious minds.

The angular motion of the spacecraft is roughly synchronized with the zonal flow near the cloud base for roughly 20 hours centered at the apoapsis.

For a selected and roughly synchronized pair, PU i and PU j, their masks and colors will be further compared to achieve a more accurate matching.

If the duty cycle of the corresponding nodes is roughly synchronized before sending the data, the sender does not require to wait for the receiver to wake up or only need to wait for a shorter time than without synchronization.

The periapsis altitude is 370 840 km and the apoapsis altitude is chosen to be 78500 km, or 13 Venus radii (Rv), so that the angular motion of the spacecraft is roughly synchronized with the 60 msuper-rotationalonal flow near the cloud base (50 km) for roughly 20 hours centered at the apoap-sis (Fig. 4).

The apoapsis altitude is chosen to be 78500 km, or 13 Venus radii (RV), so that the angular velocity of the spacecraft is roughly synchronized with the 60-m s−1 super-rotational flow near the cloud base (50 km) for ∼20 hours centered at the apoapsis.

If C intra PU i,PU j ) is larger than a threshold, PU i and PU j are viewed as a candidate pair and the index of the largest C intra will help to roughly synchronize PU i and PU j.

Animals were roughly age synchronized as previously described (20) and then replated to fresh OP50 bacterial lawns and grown at 16°C for 48 60 h to early adulthood.

To assess the effects of RNAi gene knockdown in fully differentiated adult muscle, animals were first roughly age-synchronized at the L1 larval stage as previously described (20).

For immunoblotting assays, embryos need to be synchronized, which can be roughly achieved by growing the embryos after bleaching gravid hermaphrodites.

To offset synchronized growth compression requires a synchronized reflation effort.