The reaction is synchronized, or synchronous, in that entry of the nucleophile and departure of the leaving group occur simultaneously.
In one of the empty spaces, under a forbidding mural of the Great Leader Kim Il-sung, were assembled about 3,000 schoolgirls, performing a mass synchronized dance with the encouragement of two men sitting in a van with loudspeakers on the roof.
Therefore, there must be little development of charge in the transition state, and the formation of the two new single bonds and the accompanying electronic movements must be well synchronized.
The successful operation of a VLBI system requires that the tape recordings be synchronized within a few millionths of a second and that the local oscillator reference signal be stable to better than one part in a trillion.
A microprocessor is built entirely of these logic circuits synchronized to each other.
The heart of Edison's patent claim was the intermittent movement provided by a Maltese cross synchronized with a shutter.
In some species (e.g., Polystoma integerrimum) parasitic in frogs, maturation of the genitalia is synchronized with maturation of the host and apparently is controlled by the endocrine system of the latter.
They are typically laid at two-day intervals, but hatching is not synchronized.
Later, Disney would add carefully synchronized music (The Skeleton Dance, 1929), three-strip Technicolor (Flowers and Trees, 1932), and the illusion of depth with his multiplane camera (The Old Mill, 1937).
Venus's spin and orbital periods are very nearly synchronized with Earth's orbit such that, when the two planets are at their closest, Venus presents almost the same face toward Earth.
Over the years stepping became much more intricate, with the use of props and high levels of athleticism and complex synchronized body movements.
