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Early types tended to have more synchronized tiller production and to form developed internodes earlier.
The blastocysts were transferred to the oviducts of recipients that were synchronized either with the donors (synchronous) or 1 day later than the donors (asynchronous).
Second, elevated and synchronized neuronal activity facilitates neurogenesis in the dentate.
An increased frequency of extreme climatic events would also synchronize populations across large scales leading to spatially synchronized outbreaks of infection.
However, the organization of presidential elections militated against the development of interstate contagion, even before they were synchronized nationally in 1848.
Some of these monogeneans appear to have reproduction cycles which are synchronized with those of the hosts.
Spontaneous periodic synchronized bursting during formation of mature patterns of connections in cortical cultures.
The monitors and the start of the treadmill were manually synchronized.
If hallucinations reflect disruption of thalamocortical synchronized gamma oscillations, then, in principle, the primary locus of dysfunction could be either cortical or thalamic.
Interneuronal networks may exhibit network oscillations with different frequencies, and they control the synchronized operation of the principal cells and the formation of plasticity.
For example sculpting renders two events equivalent, or synchronized, after all states distinguishing them have been removed.
Obviously the robot stays synchronized with its exciting frequency.
When the signals synchronized are periodic, however, as they will often be, then synchronized oscillations result.
All the robots will be synchronized in time, and at each time step they can record the input from their sensors.
The above steps are synchronized by each word of an input sentence.
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