Plus, they're herd animals, so they instinctively synchronize their movements with others.
The much shorter "April-May-June," a study of three women who struggle to synchronize their movements, completes the program.
That unwavering beat allows a person to synchronize their movements to the music, something that Kate Gfeller, a music professor at the University of Iowa, said is crucial.
Teens help the Thief find such orchids; the teens' reward is Diet Coke that a larva has percolated in, a shared swig of which seems to impart the power to synchronize their movements even with closed eyes.
They build on research showing heart rates of fans of team sports surge when their teams score, and on studies demonstrating that people rocking in rocking chairs or tapping their fingers eventually synchronize their movements.
But when hundreds or thousands of creatures synchronize their movements, the decision-making process is harder to sort out.
The scene required Duchovny and McKean to synchronize their movements perfectly.
The process is very simple: both people perfectly synchronize their movements, seeing the world through each others' points of view via Oculus Rift headsets.
In September, the Michigan state Senate approved a law allowing trucks to drive autonomously in "platoons," where two or more big rigs drive together and synchronize their movements.
Subjects were instructed to synchronize their movements to the metronome such that the wrist was flexed on the beat in the hand (HAND), in-phase (IN) and anti-phase condition (ANTI).
