Sentence examples for synchronisation of data from inspiring English sources
The accusations of rigging results are due to "an absolute lack of understanding of the principles of the black boxes and the synchronisation of data". he said.
The required synchronisation of data and control signals between the coprocessor and LEON3 pipeline has been presented in detail.
A closure identification number was coded on each observation sheet, facilitating the synchronisation of data between observers during data entry.
Motion artefacts due to breathing which can seriously compromise imaging acquisitions can be eliminated from the acquired images by employing gating techniques, which allow the synchronisation of data collection with the respiratory cycle.
Registration, integration, and synchronisation of segment position data are additional necessities.
The imperfect synchronisation of the SBS and SES data might introduce some fuzziness into our estimates since we cannot exclude the occurrence of external events influencing firm performance in the intermediate period.
However, in patients with a complex cardiac abnormality or a small intracardiac abnormality or communication, synchronisation of the CT data acquisition to the ECG signal is recommended to reduce motion artefacts [7].
A trigger signal from the MRI scanner started each sequence of the protocol and enabled synchronisation of the MRI and force data.
This synchronisation and coordination will also influence the routing of data, especially point-to-multipoint and point-to-point traffic which are related to each other.
Since the resulting data are already digitized, it is also possible to automate analysis procedures, permitting collection of far larger sets of data than has previously been practical, but the fundamental problems of camera synchronisation and calibration remain.
Importantly, it is NOT required for entering data (GPS does not require data networks), allowing data gathering in remote areas with later synchronisation when data connectivity is available.
