Sentence examples for we could synchronize from inspiring English sources

Entering the project I did not know how well we could synchronize the dancers and robot, how the dancers would perform in close proximity to industrial machinery, or whether the dancers could reproduce the same choreography over and over again.

But Apple said that the iPod could synchronize its music library only with Macs.

The caption has the host saying to the producer, "I swear, the guy told me they could synchronize swim".

Mr. Fodor, who founded SetNet in Florida in 1993, said he was the first to offer a commercial product that could synchronize e-mail between machines.

Ochs liked what he saw in devices used by 19th-century mariners to calibrate their chronometers – objects called time balls, which were lowered from observatories at preset hours so navigators could synchronize their tools.

The vision was alluring: cell phones and computers could synchronize their contact lists as soon as they were within 30 feet, hand-held computers could send documents through the air to a nearby printer, and laptops could surf the Web using a phone's cellular network.

All the nodes in this paper could synchronize with an arbitrary desired state (s(t)) which can be an equilibrium point, periodic orbit or chaotic attractor.

With related models, test subjects performed better when they could synchronize their input in phase with a dominant sensory feedback modality.

Building on a high-precision clock first developed by Abraham Louis Breguet in the late 18th century that could synchronize a pocket watch and wind it, the independent Swiss watch brand Urwerk has been working for a nearly a decade to update the concept for the 21st century.

A revolutionary camera that operated quietly, the Panaflex eliminated the need for a cumbersome sound blimp, and could synchronize handheld work.

As described previously [1], Adcyap1−/− mice could synchronize with a 12 hr light:12 hr dark LD cycle (12L∶12D) and retained behavioral periodicity under constant dark (DD) conditions (Fig. S1A).