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But in February, ScienceNOW reported that the early arrival time was probably due to a loose connection in a GPS system used to synchronize timing between the two labs.

To the degree that this system supports a biological clock, individual differences in timing and in the ability to synchronize timing may be important in maintaining interindividual play interactions.

Moreover, since the availability of GPS signals is difficult to be guaranteed, some backup synchronized timing sources can be used, such as network time protocol (NTP), e-Loran, and chip scale atomic clock (CSAC).

Several backup synchronized timing technologies have been employed for synchrophasor measurement.

Fireflies are an extraordinary species of bioluminescent animals which are able to synchronize the timing of their light emission within a flashing population.

Learning the Hard Way John McHale Jr., who oversaw the Tigers' stadium project when he was club president, said that the team tried to plan for the move but that it learned a hard lesson: that it was "far from easy, trying to synchronize the timing on those two issues".

Light is one of the most important environmental signals processed by the circadian clock to synchronize appropriate timing of physiological events [ 53].

Our findings extend those previous studies by identifying a novel epigenetic regulatory layer that synchronizes the timing of mitochondrial reprograming with neurotrophin-induced differentiation.

This GFP synthesis was also confirmed in vitro (without GUVs) (Fig. 2b and Supplementary Fig. 13) and synchronized with timing of the ATP photosynthesis (Supplementary Fig. 14).

Preparations for the investigation involve the creation of Python-scripted software that establishes the client-server relationships, automates communication between them, as well as synchronizes the timing of task delegation.

By collecting videotapes from locations across the country and then synchronizing the timing of the images they contain, the International Occultation Timing Association IOTAA) will be able to create a picture of the moon's edge, much the way our paired, coordinated eyes create a three-dimensional model of our surroundings.