Lee E. Koppelman, the director of the Long Island Regional Planning Board and the author of a transportation study that led to the electrification of the railroad's Ronkonkoma line in 1988, said that for years railroad executives blocked efforts to synchronize train and bus schedules.
(c) Manually synchronized training set with key-frames.
In future, synchronizing training activities with input from a data logger or tablet accelerometer may address this issue.
The time needed for synchronizing two arbitrary sequences taken from our database is 1.5 10-2 seconds and 0.6 seconds to synchronize the whole training set, which is illustrated in Figure 5(b).
Ms. Eisele, in turn, found it no more unusual that she was going to high school in Köpenick than that she did her synchronized ice-skating training in the city's Hohenschönhausen neighborhood, best known as the site of the infamous Stasi prison.
Therefore, a method for synchronizing the whole training set is required so that we can establish a mapping between postures from different cycles.
To prove the correctness of our approach, we manually synchronized the same training set by selecting a set of 5 key-frames in each sequence by hand following a maximum curvature subjective criterion.
Additionally, the community colleges offer short-term training synchronized to third-party credentials, apprenticeship programs, and incumbent worker training to update skill sets in a variety of industrial sectors.
The most frequent synchronization score is tabbed at sEve=60% meaning that the failure to synchronize is because the training is slower than the Alice and Bob machines.
This is evidence for α-activity becoming more synchronized to the train, as opposed to unsynchronized activity increasing in power over the train.
Thus, in order to synchronize all various units, a training needs analysis (TNA) is required.
