The phrase "synchronizing data" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to the process of unifying two or more data sets so that each contains the same information. For example, "We need to synchronize the customer lists from both of our stores before merging them into one."
However, the running time of the algorithm consists of two parts primarily: The dynamic interaction time of synchronizing data and the process of determining the optimal synchronous neighborhood radius, which is too long to process large-scale data.
Starfish focused on software for synchronizing data between wireless devices and PC's.
Along with software for synchronizing data with the desktop computer, the new PocketPC's come with improved smaller versions of popular Microsoft programs like Word, Excel, Internet Explorer and Microsoft Money.
And it has a strong focus on iCloud, Apple's online service for storing and synchronizing data between mobile devices and Macs.
The new operating system has a strong focus on iCloud, Apple's online service for storing and synchronizing data between mobile devices and Macs.
Last week, the company unveiled Mountain Lion, its new Mac operating system, which will also rely on iCloud for storing and synchronizing data between Apple's mobile devices and Macs.
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.
And the T900 doesn't synchronize data with a PC.
Most handsets have no way to easily synchronize data with PCs as the iPhone and other smartphones do.
It runs Windows Mobile 6, the latest version of Microsoft's miniature operating system, and can synchronize data with Outlook and can view Microsoft Office documents.
It can also transfer files through a local area network or the Internet and can synchronize data files between two computers -- for example, a desktop and a laptop.
