Firstly, we confirm the results of Rands et al. [ 68] that behaviour can (and very often should) be highly synchronised, with synchronisation becoming increasingly more apparent when asymmetries between individuals are considered.
The four of them don't exactly bend over backwards to present themselves as A Serious Enterprise with their MySpace video, which shows them, apropos of frankly very little, doing a daft synchronised dance routine to the Thompson Twins' In the Name of Love.
Notice that the flexibility of this modelling choice is very high: it allows us to represent synchronised or partially synchronised UDP transmissions (such as those occurring during online gaming), the autocorrelation and the periodicity in the transmission bursts, as well as a simple smooth transmission of packets.
The Chinese were not at their very best, but were consistent throughout, and metronomically synchronised.
British Swimming chief executive David Sparkes said the decision not to reinstate synchronised swimming's funding marked a "very dark and sad day for British sport".
Sadly, we didn't do very well – we came last, in fact – and our "synchronised" pair became distinctly unsynchronised with the far older member of the duo blaming it all on the little guy.
There was more variability in the precocious levels of AMH expression than the November adults; though the number of the latter is very low (3), this might suggest that maturation is much more synchronised in the latter.
But if you do manage a synchronised cyberspace get-together, Hot Pursuit really comes alive.
Tom Daley and Daniel Goodfellow, Team GB synchronised divers celebrated securing bronze in the 10m men's synchronised platform dive.
Robey's first experience in cinema was in 1913, with two early sound film shorts: "And Very Nice Too" and "Good Queen Bess", made in the Kinoplasticon process, where the film was synchronised with phonograph records.
