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synchronize

[sing-kruh-nahyz] / ˈsɪŋ krəˌnaɪz /


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With this combination of self-learning and human observation, the robot could convert sound into synchronized lip motion.

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Together, these sensors convert stretch and pressure into electrical and chemical signals that help synchronize contractions.

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This strategy has been highly successful in radio astronomy because radio waves have long wavelengths, making it feasible to precisely synchronize signals collected by widely spaced sensors.

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They found that neural activity spread from the thalamus into the cortex in wave like patterns, creating synchronized activity across cortical networks.

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In quantum repeater networks, they could synchronize multiple single photons at the same time, greatly boosting the efficiency of long-distance quantum communication.

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