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Definition of synchronize in English: synchronize(British synchronise) verb ˈsɪŋkrənʌɪzˈsɪŋkrəˌnaɪz [with object]1Cause to occur or operate at the same time or rate. soldiers used watches to synchronize movements Example sentencesExamples - The results showed lower blood pressure and body temperature, slower heart rate, and more synchronized brain-wave patterns.
- Movements were synchronized with exceptional accuracy and the footwork added powerful rhythmic time cycles.
- For example, speakers who synchronise their hand movements with their words communicate more effectively.
- For sixty-four bars he synchronizes his every movement with Fred, playing flawlessly before a camera that runs nonstop, until he's no longer giving a dancelike performance at a shoeshine stand, but dancing.
- Airplane and ship movements must be synchronized with major training events, force modernization efforts and pre-planned force rotation dates.
- Film had been successfully synchronized to sound by 1927, when The Jazz Singer premiered with music chosen and performed by Al Jolson.
- You can select music to accompany your digital photo album and synchronize background sound with pictures.
- The most satisfying moment is when the audience synchronise their lip movement with my singing.
- The Railways have to synchronise the movement of all these trains, which in turn delays the BCC work underneath the bridge, " said a BCC engineer.
- Educational toys help your child learn to grab, pull, push, synchronize the movement of the head with that of the hand.
- The goal is to ensure that all movement is synchronized to meet operations and logistics timelines.
- The sounds, screams, and even our movements were synchronized.
- Hips tended to be synchronized with the movements of the board during the first few trials, but seemed to act more independently latter in practice.
- It plays a role, therefore, in synchronizing the rates of transcription and translation.
- Scientists think the courtship behavior is designed to synchronize the movements of the two animals so that the male can receive the eggs when the female is ready to deposit them.
- Your arm and leg movements should be synchronized, moving up and down together at the same time and at the same speed as if they are attached.
- All the cuts, all the ski strokes, all the movements are synchronized with the tempo of the sound.
- They all turned to me as if their movement was synchronized.
- Because the camera is aimed at the dancers' feet when the sound begins, it takes a few moments to realize that the sound is not synchronized.
- Even when all his pistons were synchronised and operating precisely, Jones did not like to take chances.
Synonyms concurrent, happening at the same time, done at the same time, contemporaneous, concomitant, coinciding, coincident, synchronous, synchronized, synchronic - 1.1no object Occur at the same time or rate.
their breathing slowly synchronized Example sentencesExamples - Joshua laid his head on her shoulder, listening as her heavy breathing synchronized with his.
- There was no discussion of that article or any plan to synchronize in any way.
- Each man would throw his rifle in the air, catch it with one hand, fire one round and stamp feet, synchronising with the drums.
- The monthly cycles of women living together have also been known to synchronize.
- As much as it pains me to be fair to Kissinger, he isn't the only public figure whose travel plans mysteriously synchronize with bad news.
- What I know is that their heartbeats and breathing synchronized, their faces took on the exact same dazed and painful expression.
- The mandible, or lower jaw, rocks slowly back and forth to aid and synchronize with this process.
- They breathe in time with the listener, pulses synchronising, heart rate slowing.
- 1.2 Adjust (a clock or watch) to show the same time as another.
It is now 05.48. Synchronize watches Example sentencesExamples - It's also a very accurate watch that's synchronized to an atomic clock.
- We synchronize our watches and hatch our plan and wait.
- These clocks are synchronized with a number of atomic standards on Earth to provide the highly precise time reference needed to locate objects precisely on or near Earth's surface.
- To achieve global synchronization, we designed a feature in the communications processor to synchronize the clock in each processing node.
- However, while synchronizing distant clocks is a problem, they nonetheless run at the same intrinsic rates as each other when held in the same inertial frame.
- A phase lock loop is responsible for synchronizing the system clock and the core clock so the chip set works properly, Krewell says.
- On October 1, at noon, everyone synchronised their watches.
- For instance, subsystems made by suppliers may lack the interfaces needed to synchronize their clocks with host clocks made by original equipment manufacturers.
- In practice, a third satellite is needed to synchronise your receiver's clock with a common standard time which is adhered to strictly by the clocks on board all the satellites.
- My guys synchronise their watches with the atomic clock.
- All watches are synchronised to ensure all games start at the same time to ensure nobody has an unfair advantage.
- Before take-off the scientists synchronized the on-board clocks with a land-based clock, and after landing they checked to see if the on-board units still showed the same time as the land-based one.
- They define a standard atomic clock using periodic electromagnetic processes in atoms, then use electromagnetic signals to synchronize clocks that are far from the standard clock.
- Friday night came and in the absence of a digital watch I synchronised my mobile phone clock.
- As the entire sniping team and Sue's team assembled, they synchronized their watches and began to maintain radio silence.
- I knew we should have synchronized our watches…
- Various ideas were proposed and implemented - though most did not work well - to synchronize clocks within cities and thereby eliminate annoying discrepancies between different city clocks.
- The theory should also help in the design of quantum techniques for synchronizing atomic clocks aboard satellites, which keep slightly different times because of their relative motion.
- They simply have to synchronize the real-time clock of their Linux machine with such an insanely precise clock.
Synonyms control, adjust, manage, balance, set, modulate, tune - 1.3no object Agree with something else.
their version failed to synchronize with the police view Example sentencesExamples - The best signature is one that synchronises with the rest of the script and not the one that stands apart from it, he says.
- The Tamil paper realises the importance of presenting business news in a simple and lucid style that also synchronises with the paper's overall character.
- And now, this is called by some as ‘sophisticated conservatism’ because this section's attitude synchronises with the prevalent trend elsewhere, but without being boorish or flamboyant.
Synonyms coincide, happen together, occur together, happen simultaneously, occur simultaneously, happen at the same time, occur at the same time, be simultaneous, be concurrent, coexist - 1.4Computing Cause (a set of data or files) to remain identical in more than one location.
you can synchronize your calendar with your GPS device and be alerted when you need to leave for an appointment Example sentencesExamples - It will allow users to store files online and synchronise files across machines, including tablets.
- It automatically analyzes, synchronizes, and backs up your emails, precious family photos, contacts, MP3s, financial documents, and other important files locally - between desktops, laptops, servers, external drives, and Windows Mobile devices, as well as remotely with FTP, SFTP, WebDAV, Amazon S3 servers.
- Your data is automatically synchronized with your online account, and therefore accessible to all Macs on your network.
- Users can highlight text and move it onto a note-taking platform of choice, or take notes right inside the browser that are synchronized across devices.
- With Messages already available as part of iOS 5, conversations are synchronized across your Mac, iPhone, iPod touch and iPad.
- 1.5 Coordinate; combine.
both media synchronize national interests with multinational scope Example sentencesExamples - Economics and politics are not synchronized very well and that is working to the disadvantage of economics.
- As mission requirements are identified, the two staffs must coordinate and synchronize combat multipliers and support requirements.
- The JCC coordinates and synchronizes the activities of security and emergency response forces within a city or region and provides the command and control infrastructure for security.
- As for the regional government, policy support is needed in the form of regional regulations, synchronized with the positive values of nagari governance.
- It tracks the current fight, plans the next fight, synchronizes brigade resources, coordinates with higher headquarters, and a lot more.
Definition of synchronize in US English: synchronize(British synchronise) verbˈsiNGkrəˌnīzˈsɪŋkrəˌnaɪz [with object]1Cause to occur or operate at the same time or rate. soldiers used watches to synchronize movements synchronize your hand gestures with your main points Example sentencesExamples - Movements were synchronized with exceptional accuracy and the footwork added powerful rhythmic time cycles.
- Even when all his pistons were synchronised and operating precisely, Jones did not like to take chances.
- The Railways have to synchronise the movement of all these trains, which in turn delays the BCC work underneath the bridge, " said a BCC engineer.
- Your arm and leg movements should be synchronized, moving up and down together at the same time and at the same speed as if they are attached.
- The results showed lower blood pressure and body temperature, slower heart rate, and more synchronized brain-wave patterns.
- Film had been successfully synchronized to sound by 1927, when The Jazz Singer premiered with music chosen and performed by Al Jolson.
- For sixty-four bars he synchronizes his every movement with Fred, playing flawlessly before a camera that runs nonstop, until he's no longer giving a dancelike performance at a shoeshine stand, but dancing.
- Educational toys help your child learn to grab, pull, push, synchronize the movement of the head with that of the hand.
- They all turned to me as if their movement was synchronized.
- It plays a role, therefore, in synchronizing the rates of transcription and translation.
- The most satisfying moment is when the audience synchronise their lip movement with my singing.
- Scientists think the courtship behavior is designed to synchronize the movements of the two animals so that the male can receive the eggs when the female is ready to deposit them.
- Because the camera is aimed at the dancers' feet when the sound begins, it takes a few moments to realize that the sound is not synchronized.
- You can select music to accompany your digital photo album and synchronize background sound with pictures.
- Hips tended to be synchronized with the movements of the board during the first few trials, but seemed to act more independently latter in practice.
- All the cuts, all the ski strokes, all the movements are synchronized with the tempo of the sound.
- Airplane and ship movements must be synchronized with major training events, force modernization efforts and pre-planned force rotation dates.
- The goal is to ensure that all movement is synchronized to meet operations and logistics timelines.
- For example, speakers who synchronise their hand movements with their words communicate more effectively.
- The sounds, screams, and even our movements were synchronized.
Synonyms concurrent, happening at the same time, done at the same time, contemporaneous, concomitant, coinciding, coincident, synchronous, synchronized, synchronic - 1.1no object Occur at the same time or rate.
sometimes converging swells will synchronize to produce a peak Example sentencesExamples - As much as it pains me to be fair to Kissinger, he isn't the only public figure whose travel plans mysteriously synchronize with bad news.
- Joshua laid his head on her shoulder, listening as her heavy breathing synchronized with his.
- The monthly cycles of women living together have also been known to synchronize.
- What I know is that their heartbeats and breathing synchronized, their faces took on the exact same dazed and painful expression.
- Each man would throw his rifle in the air, catch it with one hand, fire one round and stamp feet, synchronising with the drums.
- They breathe in time with the listener, pulses synchronising, heart rate slowing.
- There was no discussion of that article or any plan to synchronize in any way.
- The mandible, or lower jaw, rocks slowly back and forth to aid and synchronize with this process.
- 1.2 Adjust (a clock or watch) to show the same time as another.
It is now 5:48. Synchronize watches Example sentencesExamples - My guys synchronise their watches with the atomic clock.
- They define a standard atomic clock using periodic electromagnetic processes in atoms, then use electromagnetic signals to synchronize clocks that are far from the standard clock.
- The theory should also help in the design of quantum techniques for synchronizing atomic clocks aboard satellites, which keep slightly different times because of their relative motion.
- For instance, subsystems made by suppliers may lack the interfaces needed to synchronize their clocks with host clocks made by original equipment manufacturers.
- To achieve global synchronization, we designed a feature in the communications processor to synchronize the clock in each processing node.
- Before take-off the scientists synchronized the on-board clocks with a land-based clock, and after landing they checked to see if the on-board units still showed the same time as the land-based one.
- As the entire sniping team and Sue's team assembled, they synchronized their watches and began to maintain radio silence.
- Various ideas were proposed and implemented - though most did not work well - to synchronize clocks within cities and thereby eliminate annoying discrepancies between different city clocks.
- All watches are synchronised to ensure all games start at the same time to ensure nobody has an unfair advantage.
- However, while synchronizing distant clocks is a problem, they nonetheless run at the same intrinsic rates as each other when held in the same inertial frame.
- These clocks are synchronized with a number of atomic standards on Earth to provide the highly precise time reference needed to locate objects precisely on or near Earth's surface.
- On October 1, at noon, everyone synchronised their watches.
- It's also a very accurate watch that's synchronized to an atomic clock.
- Friday night came and in the absence of a digital watch I synchronised my mobile phone clock.
- In practice, a third satellite is needed to synchronise your receiver's clock with a common standard time which is adhered to strictly by the clocks on board all the satellites.
- They simply have to synchronize the real-time clock of their Linux machine with such an insanely precise clock.
- We synchronize our watches and hatch our plan and wait.
- I knew we should have synchronized our watches…
- A phase lock loop is responsible for synchronizing the system clock and the core clock so the chip set works properly, Krewell says.
Synonyms control, adjust, manage, balance, set, modulate, tune - 1.3no object Tally; agree.
their version failed to synchronize with the police view Example sentencesExamples - The best signature is one that synchronises with the rest of the script and not the one that stands apart from it, he says.
- And now, this is called by some as ‘sophisticated conservatism’ because this section's attitude synchronises with the prevalent trend elsewhere, but without being boorish or flamboyant.
- The Tamil paper realises the importance of presenting business news in a simple and lucid style that also synchronises with the paper's overall character.
Synonyms coincide, happen together, occur together, happen simultaneously, occur simultaneously, happen at the same time, occur at the same time, be simultaneous, be concurrent, coexist - 1.4Computing Cause (a set of data or files) to remain identical in more than one location.
you can synchronize your calendar with your GPS device and be alerted when you need to leave for an appointment Example sentencesExamples - It will allow users to store files online and synchronise files across machines, including tablets.
- Your data is automatically synchronized with your online account, and therefore accessible to all Macs on your network.
- Users can highlight text and move it onto a note-taking platform of choice, or take notes right inside the browser that are synchronized across devices.
- It automatically analyzes, synchronizes, and backs up your emails, precious family photos, contacts, MP3s, financial documents, and other important files locally - between desktops, laptops, servers, external drives, and Windows Mobile devices, as well as remotely with FTP, SFTP, WebDAV, Amazon S3 servers.
- With Messages already available as part of iOS 5, conversations are synchronized across your Mac, iPhone, iPod touch and iPad.
- 1.5 Coordinate; combine.
both media synchronize national interests with multinational scope Example sentencesExamples - It tracks the current fight, plans the next fight, synchronizes brigade resources, coordinates with higher headquarters, and a lot more.
- Economics and politics are not synchronized very well and that is working to the disadvantage of economics.
- As for the regional government, policy support is needed in the form of regional regulations, synchronized with the positive values of nagari governance.
- As mission requirements are identified, the two staffs must coordinate and synchronize combat multipliers and support requirements.
- The JCC coordinates and synchronizes the activities of security and emergency response forces within a city or region and provides the command and control infrastructure for security.
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