Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- adjective Having the same electrical phase.
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Examples
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For a long time, scientists have strictly emphasized one kind of synchronization called 'inphase' or 'zero-lag synchrony' looking only at who is coordinated with whom and not observing the details of how they are coordinated.
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Tognoli and Kelso have shown that the brain uses a much wider repertoire of synchronization patterns than just inphase - for example, brain areas may lock their oscillations together but keep a different phase.
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This results in the Max voltage and max current being inphase.
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