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  • verb Present participle of synchronise.

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  • noun an adjustment that causes something to occur or recur in unison

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Examples

  • The expert said China still had to solve many technical issues such as synchronising different on-board combat systems.

    China Confirms Carrier Build Michael Turton 2009

  • The expert said China still had to solve many technical issues such as synchronising different on-board combat systems.

    Archive 2009-01-01 Michael Turton 2009

  • You might want to shoot me for a lame attempt at "synchronising" the chorus with The Wizard of Oz, but I'm just the messenger for that banking system allegory of others: most recently Ellen Brown, Esquiress, in her book Web of Debt.

    Latest amIright Song Parodies 2010

  • You might want to shoot me for a lame attempt at "synchronising" the chorus with The Wizard of Oz, but I'm just the messenger for that banking system allegory of others: most recently Ellen Brown, Esquiress, in her book Web of Debt.

    Latest amIright Song Parodies 2010

  • While the new version will not completely replace iTunes for people with iPhone or iPod Touches – which will still need them for synchronising apps and doing software updates – and will also not change calendars, photos, videos or other content on lower-end iPods, chief product officer Gustav Soderstrom told the Guardian that Spotify saw it as important to reach more users of its free service.

    Spotify launches Apple iTunes 'rival' 2011

  • Forgive our ignorance, but if you're on your own, who are you synchronising with?

    Jenna Randall: 'Crumpets aren't actually very bad for you' 2011

  • As well as synchronising aircraft carrier deployments, this will pave the way to a "combined joint expeditionary force" at brigade level under a British or French commander.

    Liam Fox: Anglo-French defence treaty will not compromise UK sovereignty Richard Norton-Taylor 2010

  • But others say - and the behaviour of the phone confirms - that the "Use Mobile Data" switch is only meant to apply to the three categories directly above it where people are synchronising their apps across multiple devices, and that it is not a switch to control whether apps, music or books can be downloaded for the first time directly from the App Store.

    iPhone download setting doesn't stop downloads - and can cost users dear 2011

  • As well as synchronising aircraft carrier deployments, it will pave the way to a "combined joint expeditionary force" at brigade level under a British or French commander.

    Britain and France to seal defence pact Richard Norton-Taylor 2010

  • Practitioners of neuro-linguistic programming claim to have subliminal techniques (synchronising breathing, etc) for achieving it.

    P is for Presence « An A-Z of ELT 2010

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