Sentence examples for try to synchronize from inspiring English sources

The bank does not try to synchronize Germany and Spain any more than the Federal Reserve tries to get New York and California on the same economic cycle.

In one interactive installation, next to a painted sign that reads, "Up close, no one is normal," visitors try to synchronize recorded and mirror images of themselves.

That is, how its pacemaker cells try to synchronize in the presence of different light cues (like sunshine, artificial light or dim light from clouds) when arriving at various time zones three hours, six hours, nine hours and 12 hours away either to the east or west.

At the lowest level, speakers try to synchronize their vocalizations with their addressees' attention.

Here, we estimate the tempo and score position and try to synchronize the robot via optimal control signals.

At the next level up, they try to synchronize, or pace, the presentation of each expression with their addressees' analysis of those expressions.

The countries involved in the diplomatic maneuverings on Wednesday were trying to synchronize divergent agendas.

"Just trying to synchronize all that is nuts, but somehow you have to find a way to make it work".

The British network operator tried to synchronize its Japanese product lineup to match its "global standard" handsets sold in other markets.

Learning the Hard Way John McHale Jr., who oversaw the Tigers' stadium project when he was club president, said that the team tried to plan for the move but that it learned a hard lesson: that it was "far from easy, trying to synchronize the timing on those two issues".

"From trying to synchronize the clocks within an observatory or within a school or within a factory, to counties, states, regions, railroad lines, the country, and eventually there were people who were advocating a single time for the whole world, what they call cosmopolitan time".