synchronize
The hummingbird migration depends on the synchronization between the end of the relatively warm winter in Mexico and the beginning of the temperate summer in the Elk Mountains.
To maintain synchronization, every cycle had to increase.
From this it is possible to construct an artificial mathematical calendar that keeps in synchronization with both the sun and the moon.
Problems in one or more of these spheres can throw the others out of synchronization.
Future space-based observatories will require extraordinarily tight synchronization of clocks on widely separated platforms.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Balance and imbalance
accord with something
align
axisymmetric
balance (something) out/up
balance of power
harmoniously
harmonization
harmonize
harmony
imbalance
never the twain shall meetidiom
non-symmetrical
nonequilibrium
off balance
on an even keelidiom
trade something off
unbalance
unharmonious
well balanced
well rounded

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Examples of synchronization

synchronization
All observations and experiments, except those dealing with phenological synchronization with the host, were undertaken in the laboratory.
The proper interplay of those conditions, which include synchronization of vortex shedding and rate of rotation, results in autorotation.
Since logic variables are constrained monotonically, they can express monotonic synchronization.
Transitions describe a partial ordering of the scenes, plus eventual synchronization constraints.
However, this line of reasoning neglects another result of studies on cortical synchronization.
One of the most important services that a database system provides to its clients in a distributed information system is the synchronization of concurrency.
It concludes by comparing the different synchronization costs incurred by different styles of algorithm, and a lengthy discussion of the literature.
It introduces several addressing models for distributed systems, explains notions of active versus passive objects, access methods, cyclic structures, and synchronization.
This permitted a synchronization of larval emergence and development with budburst and development of leaves of selected trees.
An appropriate initial observation date is 1967 because it allows ample time for any possible synchronization from the initial wave of post-war elections to dissipate.
His research interests include semiconductor designs, analog and digital signal processing circuits, microwave amplification systems, and clock synchronization schemes for high-speed digital systems.
From this project, the authors draw the conclusion that to ensure a better synchronization between modules it is better to be system-dependent.
In reactive and concurrent programs, intermediate states are visible and synchronization can be used, deliberately or accidentally, to leak information.
A number of disadvantages lead us to a new mechanism for synchronization.
These functional relations will show that there exists a critical mass ratio, below which the synchronization regime extends to infinity.
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