Sentence examples for then synchronizing from inspiring English sources
He created soundtracks by laboriously copying musical excerpts onto cassettes and then synchronizing his cues with a stopwatch.
By then synchronizing the light to high-speed vibration, the object in the frame looks like it is moving in impossibly slow motion.
Users will be able to gather their favorite Web places either by choosing them on their PC and then synchronizing with their cell phone, or directly on the mobile phone itself.
In the first round, they improve the algorithm by introducing perceptual scales for amplitude and frequency (Bark bands) and then synchronizing the stream and database frames using an onset detection algorithm [19].
By collecting videotapes from locations across the country and then synchronizing the timing of the images they contain, the International Occultation Timing Association IOTAA) will be able to create a picture of the moon's edge, much the way our paired, coordinated eyes create a three-dimensional model of our surroundings.
We propose that a way forward to resolve this longstanding randomly "locked" low clinical efficacy is by serially monitoring each patient, then synchronizing the administration of IL2 in time, to match the homeostatic fluctuations in the late-stage cancer patient's immune response.
The access point then synchronizes with the PSM station allowing it to begin running its synchronous sleep schedule.
Plasmodium falciparum 3D7 Oxford parasites were sorbitol synchronized in early ring stage, then synchronized again 24 and 32 hours later for a total of 3 synchronizations during 2 consecutive cell cycles.
How does the offensive line then synchronize to the snap?
Teaching assistants convert what the professor has written on the chalkboard into a text file that is then synchronized with the video, along with other visual aids like slides or photographs.
The boom in tiny electronic devices that you can carry around, use to keep track of your life and then synchronize with your desktop computer arguably began in 1996, when U.S. Robotics released the Pilot.
