A feature of a bonded couple is the synchronous calling which the female usually initiates.
The major vegetative forms of C. albicans are: (i) budding yeast cells, (ii) elongated co-joined yeast cells that undergo synchronous cell division called pseudohyphae and (iii) un-constricted, branching, true hyphae that grow exclusively by apical extension (Sudbery, 2011).
Thus, we suspect that their stated preferences for telephone calls are related to the perceived high level of privacy and interaction available through a synchronous telephone call, while their distrust of websites and e-mail indicate underlying discomfort with the perceived privacy of the technology.
LQNs are used to better model key interaction between application mechanisms, such as finite connection pools, admission control mechanisms, or synchronous request calls.
Dr. Brody said Dr. Hopfield had discovered that something called synchronous rhythm was the key to solving the puzzle, and they wanted to see if other scientists would come to the same conclusion.
The two kinds of chips, called synchronous dynamic random access memory, or SD-RAM, and double data rate, or DDR, transfer data more quickly than do conventional chips and are becoming increasingly prevalent in PC's.
For most students, attendance is recommended but not mandatory at what are called synchronous sessions — when they can interact online with the teacher.
At full load, the speed is typically 0.5 to 5 percent lower than the field speed (often called synchronous speed), with the higher percentage applying to smaller motors.
This state, called synchronous rotation, is common in the solar system, being the case, for example, for Earth's Moon and several of Jupiter's and Saturn's nearer moons.
They provide synchronous and asynchronous calls of remote procedures.
Race problems and dynamic hazards can be overcome by using synchronous counters, also called "parallel" counters.
