Crows can recognize human faces and even hold grudges against the biologists who capture and tag them; orcas use highly coördinated synchronized swimming to push seals off ice floes and into the water; a sea lion at a Santa Cruz lab learned, like a fledgling math student, to associate symbols, figuring out that if A goes with B and B goes with C, then A and C belong together as well.
The advantages of this design are the relatively high duty cycle because of the trap SRIG and the quadrupole analyser before the ion mobility cell, and the possibility to enhance the detection of certain mobility-separated ions by synchronizing the pusher of the TOF and the release of the ions by the transfer cell.
Subjects produced tapping movements on a push-button device synchronized to a sensory stimulus and then were asked to continue tapping with the same interval without sensory stimulus (Fig 1D).
Synchronizing all that pushing and picking is stunningly complex, yet the robot can fill daily regimens for 465 patients every hour.
"If there are 12 people playing, each person can control one element like a bass drum, a snare, a melody, or sound effect, and everyone can push buttons and start these elements at different times, and it's all synchronized, and the music is synchronized with the visuals and lights".
To offset synchronized growth compression requires a synchronized reflation effort.
Subjects pushed a button to start and stop the synchronized recording.
Therefore, callosal axon growth would be globally decreased by inhibitory factors expressed by NG2 cells, which would push axons to organize into tighter electrically synchronized fascicles.
"We had a rare opportunity to push a single plunger and activate a truly democratic, synchronized global debut," Mr. Moses said.
In the industry, we call that feature 'depressed park.' How are wipers synchronized with the wash mechanism — what makes the wiper go on automatically when you push the washer, and give you two or three wipes?
