Sentence examples for that synchronised from inspiring English sources

For premium subscribers to its newly updated iOS 6 and 7 app, the company has added support for Apple's AirPlay video mirroring feature, meaning that synchronised song lyrics can be beamed to an Apple TV, thus bringing the karaoke experience to the television.

Among the most important was the solenoid that synchronised lip movements with pre-recorded character dialogue.

Other complaints have focused on problems adding albums to local libraries, and keeping that synchronised between devices.

There will be a shake-up in the market for the National Hunt Chase (1.30) following the news on Racing UK just now that Synchronised is a non-runner.

Destined to become a Trivial Pursuit answer in years to come is the fact that synchronised swimming was the first sport to sell out entirely (albeit thanks to a snafu that saw too many tickets being sold).

A reviewer from District MTV commented that the video showed that "synchronised sun bathing is more fun than it sounds".

We found that synchronising auditory information with the pressure applied to the spine influences back perception – there were significant differences in FEE over time (3 indentations) between the three sound conditions (Fig. 3a), but not between groups.

Many others have been driven out of business by Reader's dominance, including most that synchronise across several devices - precisely the way that busy information VIPs work.

It's a speedy way to edit your mobile video footage, tweaking the lighting and audio, and even adding soundtracks that synchronise with your cuts.

Created by US teenager Chris Marion, Fire Hero mates the Raspberry Pi with canisters of propane and a microcontroller to add pyrotechnic effects that synchronise to music being played on an electric guitar.

A fundamental question that arises, since the total work performed during the entire movement cycle must be equivalent regardless of whether the weight of the hand is normal or inverted, is why it is critical in terms of enhancing the stability of coordination that the phase of the action that is synchronised with the environmental stimulus (i.e. the metronome) is assisted by gravity.