Synchronize
synchronize (verb) - matching the movement of another exactly, moving at the same speed and timesynchronization (noun)
in sync (adjective) - synchronized
out of sync (adjective) - not synchronized
products in sync with market demand
synchronize their lives
couples trying to synchronize their personal and professional lives
synchronize the lights so that they flash in unison
synchronized interactions
our gestures, facial expressions and speech patterns synchronize when interacting with others
synchronize measurements
scientists must carefully synchronize their measurements with tidal cycles to accurately estimate an ice stream's overall velocity
synchronize schedules
it's not always easy to synchronize everyone's schedule
note to self: carefully synchronize my sleep with my infant's
synchronize heartbeats
weeks from now in the morning on a lake in Georgia. Eight heartbeats will synchronize. Eight women will breathe together, waiting for a burst of noise...
synchronize up to 32 laptops from a remote location
synchronized attacks
the terrorists made a series of synchronized unexpected attacks at widely different locations
widely scattered forces will be able to synchronize their attacks almost perfectly, making them more efficient
the entire flirtation cycle- " gaze, approach, talk, turn, touch, synchronize "
synchronize mind and body
lots of bright light in the morning and relatively little in the evening seems to synchronize your body's circadian rhythms -- your patterns of sleepiness, wakefulness, alertness,
synchronize our breathing
three miles into the walk I started to synchronize my breathing with my stride
equipment to communicate, control, and synchronize with each other in real time
synchronize your computer's clock to official time
synchronize facial expressions with body movements
synchronize their body movements with rhythmic stimuli
synchronize your arms and body so that they move together
synchronized swimming
synchronize watches
synchronize business practices
synchronize precisely
carefully synchronize
out of sync
out of sync with your environment
out of sync with the team
synchronize our motions
a hip-hop or house CD, something with a strong backbeat that we can synchronize our motions to all night
synchronize events
this chip sends out a train of pulses that are used to synchronize all the events taking place inside the machine
they synchronized their movements unconsciously to a particular preprogrammed rhythm
synchronize your rhythm with the beat
synchronize streams of resources
In an effort to synchronize the streams of resources, the groups formed a citywide disaster response committee
synchronize data
allowing the PC on your desk to synchronize data with the mobile phone in your pocket
what would happen if every country attempted to synchronize content standards
synchronize flow of goods
the important linkages that have to take place between all the suppliers who synchronize the flow of finished goods from factory to store
the key thing is that instead of triplicating the effort, we can synchronize and do it one time
synchronize enforcement efforts
Only international rules that synchronize enforcement efforts across nations can prevent terrorists from exploiting vulnerabilities in the seams between nation
synchronize policies
will be best able to address these fundamentally transnational security issues through bilateral agreements that synchronize U.S. security policies with those of other nations
synchronize instruction and ensure that students experience similar learning experiences
synchronize scattered copies of the same database
synchronize data on computers
synchronize the two activities
the old FAT32 and which lets you use UTC time stamps so that you can synchronize files across different time zones
plans that synchronize employees' automatically increased savings with pay increases
share and synchronize calendars
synchronize the group
wild dogs, the cawing of crows when settling to roost, all serve to synchronize the group, and perhaps to spur individuals to their best performance
synchronize the clocks of observers
next time the general should synchronize his watch.' Tardiness is usually tolerated from politicians, but veterans here are intolerant
hormonal changes tend to synchronize hair growth, so strands of hair tend to fall out at the same time
synchronize flows
synchronize flows to Match the movement of goods with what's needed for reduced inventory
synchronize laws
states must synchronize their statutes and conduct codes to assure that lawyers from other jurisdictions are not violating the law
you need to synchronize the shift lever to the rear derailleur
Exposure to the early-morning sunrise signals your internal biological clock to synchronize your physiology with your external environment
This allows the female to control when the eggs hatch. She can synchronize hatching by waiting until the last egg is laid before she begins the twelve-day incubation
This allows doctors to synchronize your menstrual cycle with that of the woman who will get your eggs
But it's a complex process. Both women must first take drugs to synchronize their cycles. Pam's is stimulated to produce eggs, while Sam's cycle...
so long as information is available about the time of ovulation and about ways to synchronize the donor and surrogate so that the uterus of the recipient accepts the donor's
it's best to depend on electronic rather than human-ear sensors to synchronize the engines
suddenly the bank of monitors synchronize into one enormous image across the entire video wall
I learned to synchronize my moves with the economic waves
the young economist still doesn't know exactly why cycles tend to synchronize. But her cutting-edge research is pushing toward the answer, mapping out a complex process
