The phrase "synchronous broadcast" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a type of communication or transmission in which information is sent or shared simultaneously to multiple people or devices. Example: The company implemented a new system for employee updates through synchronous broadcasts instead of individual emails, resulting in improved efficiency and communication among team members.
This paper investigates the design and performance of a very simple synchronous total order broadcast that is built atop of an asynchronous distributed system based on a broadcast network.
In this study, a pharmacy course using ARS was broadcast via synchronous, interactive video to two distant sites.
For broadcast spawning corals, synchronous spawning events usually result in billions of naked embryos floating at the sea surface in the form of spawn slicks.
In addition, they provide several service capabilities to enable machine registration, synchronous and asynchronous communication, resource discovery, access rights management, group broadcast, etc.
American paddlefish are broadcast spawners, also referred to as mass spawners or synchronous spawners.
This paper presents a new message-passing algorithm, called Do-UM, for distributed cooperative task computing in synchronous settings where processors may crash, and where any multicasts (or broadcasts) performed by crashing processors are unreliable.
On the other hand, the synchronous assumption considerably restrains the distributed systems and applications that can use the broadcast protocol since many of the current network environments are considered asynchronous (there exist no bounds on message transmission delay or on processors' speed).
However, online education is very different in its scope from earlier generations such as correspondence courses, and televised broadcasts and video conferencing in that it can offer both synchronous instruction where students and instructors interact in real time and asynchronous instruction where students learn at their own pace and with their own time schedules.
But, more importantly, they've taken a page out of Turntable.fm's book, adding a synchronous, social video experience, called Live Video Parties integration, which allow video jockeys to broadcast video content to a live audience.
On the one hand, the advantage of such synchronous assumption is that there was no false failure suspicions and, thus, if VCube notifies the broadcast algorithm that a given process is faulty, the algorithm is sure that it can stop sending message to this faulty process and then removes it forever from the spanning tree constructions.
