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Randolph's Tube is a cylindrical metal structure lined with LEDs which, synchronized with sound, create incredible combinations of images and music that the artist intends to suggest the thrill of riding a wave.

Another extension to the PSC algorithm was the idea of seeding the mean phase Φ Cribo of the target cluster C ribo with the phases of the original ribosomal biogenesis genes with the aim of identifying additional and possibly weakly oscillating genes which synchronized with the original ribosomal cluster in five or more experiments.

Text view of the PathCase-SB Composition Interface is a basic server side TextBox, which synchronizes with tree view modifications on the client side.

Daytime skylight also is a blue-enriched, white-appearing light, explains George Brainard, director of the Lighting Research Program at Thomas Jefferson University, but this blue-light exposure is desirable for cuing the human circadian rhythm, which synchronizes with cycles of light/dark, eating, and activity.

The proposed circuit can operate as an optical digital circuit which synchronizes input DATA with the CLOCK of the circuit.

To reduce this trend, a biogas driven tri-generation system which synchronizes power generation with food drying and cold room storage is designed and analyzed in context of the current renewable energy policy of the Nigerian government.

Another method is the gating technology, which synchronizes the treatment with the breathing cycle.

A PLL sinusoidal signal reference generates the reference current (Iref), which synchronizes the grid voltage with the output inverter current [68, 83, 84].

The major contribution of this paper is then a mechanism for WSN which synchronizes the sensor nodes with respect to the applications life cycles they run, enabling these nodes to wake up and to go asleep in synchronism, while maintaining a packet reception ratio high.

Scientists have long known about the role light plays in governing circadian rhythms, which synchronize life's ebb and flow with the 24-hour day.

A.: Beneath the bell and the James Gordon Bennett Jr. memorial is a secondary clock that controls the ringing mechanism, which is synchronized with the display clock above.