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They provide voltage and current phasor information, synchronized with high precision to a common time reference provided by GPS.

The proposed GnP/AC composite shows a more defect-rich morphology synchronized with high electronic conductivity which greatly enhances the electrocatalytic activity and electron transfer mobility (RCT of 2.19 Ω).

The on-line scheme is synchronized with the high speed image scanning to initially detect the analyzable cells.

Simultaneous expression of miR-125 and let-7 during Drosophila development is synchronized with the high- titer ecdysone pulses that initiate metamorphosis [ 62].

Movie recording of swimming spermatozoa was performed under the flashing illumination of 100-µs duration (Shiba et al., 2008) synchronized with a high-speed CCD camera (HAS-220; Ditect, Tokyo, Japan).

The results of experiments where diamond-like films were deposited on large-area substrates by the method of pulsed magnetron sputtering of a graphite target synchronized with a pulsed high-voltage bias applied to the substrate are presented.

Microbial surveys, done as part of the Census project Biogeography of Deep-Water Chemosynthetic Ecosystems, showed relatively higher abundance (up to 105 CFU (colony forming units)L−1) of nitrifiers and manganese- and cobalt-tolerant bacteria, synchronizing with relatively high methane and metal concentrations at potential locations along the Carlsberg and North Central Indian Ridges [49].

The on-line CAD scheme has to synchronize with the high speed image scanning; thus only the features with best performance will be selected, to reduce the algorithm complexity and improve the efficiency.

In (2), each node in the structure is synchronized with a node from a higher level.

For carrying out the DIC, high speed images of the specimen surface have been captured in-situ by high speed camera, synchronized with the load-displacement data acquisition system.

This effect was evident when we computed population firing rates and compared them to the duration of the corresponding cycle: cycles corresponding to less synchronized epochs, with lower population rates, were shorter than cycles corresponding to more synchronized epochs, with higher population rates (Supplementary Fig. S8B).