Sentence examples for synchronized in order from inspiring English sources
These cells have to be synchronized in order to emerge their phenomena for some biological purposes.
An ensemble of nodes is synchronized in order to execute a collision-free communication schedule following a time-triggered paradigm [2].
As one total station can only track and measure one target at a time, two RTS units need to be synchronized in order to simultaneously survey two points on a moving object through wireless automation command control.
These processes rapidly change in a context of innovation, and must be synchronized in order both to meet today's economic demands and to remain competitive in global trade taking into account the social and environmental constraints of industrial production processes.
In the approach proposed in this paper, the selection of nodes is optimized, and for each sender, only its forwarding nodes within a small range will be synchronized, in order to avoid aggravating the problem of duplicate packets compared to other approaches.
Another drawback of LEACH is due to the assumptions that not only the network size and the number of CHs are known in advance but also all nodes are very well synchronized (in order to ensure that CHs can be re-elected periodically to balance the energy consumption).
Cells were not synchronized and, in order to preserve their natural nuclear structure, no drugs were added.
The Belief Scheduler makes belief on states smoother, separates the states (assumed to be true or false) and synchronizes them in order to infer the sequence.
Therefore, in order to achieve regulated transcription, activation-induced events must be synchronized in a spatiotemporal context.
The base stations have to compensate for the effect of these multiple synchronization parameters in order to synchronize data transmission to the users during downlink communication by adopting any CoMP scheme.
The brain oscillations may play a critical role in synchronizing neuronal assemblies in order to establish appropriate sensory-motor integration.
