The ability to break algorithms into multi-core units is all for nothing if we can't synchronize operations across multiple cores.
U.N. officials on the border said they believed that despite intense Israeli attacks, Hezbollah's forces remained able to synchronize operations, particularly the firing of rockets across the border.
In 1982 the United States adopted an approach known as AirLand Battle, which emphasized maneuver and the need to see the battlefield in the round, taking advantage of emerging military technologies to synchronize operations and direct fire with greater accuracy.
The attacks on the prisons at Abu Ghraib and Taji were carefully synchronized operations in which members of the Qaeda affiliate used mortars to pin down Iraqi forces, employed suicide bombers to punch holes in their defenses and then sent an assault force to free the inmates, Western experts said.
Otherwise, the BLSync protocol needs to be modified to allow all readers to operate individually for writing data and then resuming synchronized operation, which would decrease the benefits of BLSync protocol due to reduced parallelism.
The schedules derived from WisperNet are nonrepeating, withasandomized packet lengths while maintaining coordinated and collision-free communication.
But fancier cameras' widths, plus side connectors that may be needed to synchronize operation, typically put their lenses too far apart.
Militarily, the United States should squeeze ISIS by synchronizing coalition operations for Raqqa and Mosul and aligning all U.S. counterterrorism operations.
Responding to the latest Justice Department terror alert, Washington police opened the Joint Operation Command Center of the Synchronized Operations Command Complex (S.O.C.C.).
We synchronized our operations.
"We work extremely hard to coordinate and synchronize our operations," he said in a statement.
