Sentence examples for tightly synchronized from inspiring English sources

Note that the calcium peaks can be more or less tightly synchronized from one synchronization episode to another along the same trajectory of system (6a)–(6a).

Depending on the phases of each cell when the synchronization is triggered, the calcium peaks may be more or less tightly synchronized as emphasized in c and d.

Both shows were staggering; each were 30 minutes long with over 5,000 components fired off, all tightly synchronized to custom music beds.

Global markets are tightly synchronized, he said, and they are still moving up and down primarily in reaction to short-term risk assessments.

While the economies of emerging-market nations have grown more independent, their financial markets have been tightly synchronized with those of more developed nations, he said in a telephone interview from Nanjing, China, where he participated in a seminar on the international monetary system.

The very first countermeasure developed by Hu et al. in [3] requires GPS and tightly synchronized clocks.

The schedules derived from WisperNet are nonrepeating, withasandomized packet lengths while maintaining coordinated and collision-free communication.

The ratio of egressed parasites (rings + merozoites) to schizonts was determined by counting Giemsa-stained smears every 30 min starting 39 h after tightly synchronizing the parasites to within a 1 h window (see supplementary Material and Methods).

To purify tightly synchronous schizont stages, cells were synchronized at 8 hour intervals by Percoll gradient separation for two consecutive cycles.

In order to work efficiently, a very basic requirement is to have sensors tightly coupled or synchronized to each other.

HSR is a tightly regulated and synchronized process that is essential for cell survival under stress.