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Mobile nodes are synchronized via in-band software synchronization within the same framework.
The timing of the accelerometer measurements was synchronized via GPS.
In zebrafish, the oscillations are driven by autorepression of her genes and are synchronized via Notch signalling.
Additionally, the beating rates among these isolated cell clusters could be synchronized via an electrical stimulation designed to imitate that generated in a native heart.
Lenovo Constant Connect will allow enterprise email received on a user's BlackBerry smartphone to be automatically synchronized via Bluetooth® onto the user's ThinkPad laptop – even if the ThinkPad laptop is off – without the user having to take any additional steps.
The effect of propagation delays on the achieved inter-BS accuracy in the stable state is analyzed with the aid of a case study, where two BSs are synchronized via one UT, as depicted in Figure 5.
Correction: July 10 , 2004 Saturday A front-page article on Tuesday about a new master clock system planned for Grand Central Terminal included an erroneous identification from Metro-North officials for the atomic clock to which it will synchronize via satellite.
A front-page article on Tuesday about a new master clock system planned for Grand Central Terminal included an erroneous identification from Metro-North officials for the atomic clock to which it will synchronize via satellite.
While some scientists can record data in xBook in the field where no internet connection is available, colleagues can already work with and analyse the previously synchronized data via the central server at any location in the world.
"By integrating mobile technology into this installation, viewers can connect to a live stream of synchronized music via their smartphones and web-enabled devices.
For example, in thalamocortical neurons, population bursting during sleep or absence seizures is synchronized mainly via common inhibitory inputs from the reticular nucleus.
