Sentence examples for synchronisation of the from inspiring English sources

Dance on film could only emerge properly with sound, and the synchronisation of the human body to music.

"Looking back, long after his death, our way of living seems like a miracle, one that could only be achieved by the silent synchronisation of the jewels and gears of a common mind".

In February the OPERA collaboration in Italy which saw neutrinos flout the cosmic speed limit imposed by Albert Einstein's theory of relativity uncovered a flaw in the synchronisation of the experiment's clocks.

Disrupting this pattern, as happens with jet-lag, shiftwork, and mental illness breaks down the internal synchronisation of the circadian network and our ability to do the right thing at the right time is greatly impaired.

This effect would normally be too small to measure, but Dr Lieu realised that "phase coherence"—a precise synchronisation of the waves that make up a beam of light is necessary in order for rings, known as diffraction rings, to show up in a telescope.

The synchronisation of the 10 power supplies is performed by a master control system.

In wild-type mice after hydrocortisone-induced synchronisation of differentiation, the majority of DN4 cells that first emerged did not express icTCRβ/γδ, showing that adult thymocytes can also differentiate to the DN4 stage independently of pre-TCR signalling.

There can't be a woman in Britain who hasn't experienced the synchronisation of cycles - the tendency for friends living together to have periods at the same time.

Recently local field potential (LFP) recordings from patients with deep brain stimulation electrodes in the basal ganglia have suggested that local increases in the synchronisation of neurons in the gamma frequency band may correlate with force or effort.

Time necessary for synchronisation of temperature within the CSF, the temperature of 0.5% levobupivacaine solution, is a significant factor in the determination of the sensory spread.

He established another feature of his compositional technique, which became a Lutosławski signature, when he began introducing randomness into the exact synchronisation of various parts of the musical ensemble in Jeux vénitiens ("Venetian games").