1. Method for synchronising character information according to data-type classification

2. HeadLine Groups – Synchronise your news feeds with a free online account.

3. Synchronised swimming is both an individual and team sport.

4. Synchronise the arrival of multiple packages with different points of origin.

5. Synonyms for Coexists include accompanies, attends, coincides, concurs, synchronises, synchronizes, harmonises, harmonizes, coevolves and cohabits

6. to the frequency leader of its synchronised region, information about at least:

7. They will try as far as possible to synchronise their work schedules.

8. DTSS does not automatically synchronise the time with an external time provider.

9. Chrome OS would also allow users to work offline and synchronise changes later.

10. At the turn of the 20th century, synchronised swimming was known as water ballet.

11. Producing and conducting exercise classes and programs synchronised to or accompanied by audio visual content

12. Exact time clock for Brunsville, Iowa: This clock is synchronised with our dedicated server time

13. Synonyms for Atune include synchronise, synchronize, harmonise, harmonize, coincide, coordinate, agree, match, integrate and adjust

14. MANUAL RADIO TRANSMISSION KEYING UNLESS AN ALTERNATE MEANS TO SYNCHRONISE THE FDR AND CVR RECORDINGS IS PROVIDED

15. The invention relates to preferably a method and a system for synchronising cavities in a particle accelerator.

16. (b) to the frequency leader of its synchronised region, information about at least:

17. Synonyms for Coexist include accompany, attend, coincide, concur, synchronise, synchronize, harmonise, harmonize, coevolve and cohabit

18. All Brainwaves are produced by synchronised electrical pulses from masses of neurons communicating with each other

19. Our new integrated services synchronise package delivery with international freight movements and customs clearance, slashing warehousing needs.

20. Although web services allow online offerings to connect, for instance, it is costly to synchronise their data.

21. Each one of the videos is then synchronised and combined into one single performance to create the Virtual Choir.

22. MANUAL RADIO TRANSMISSION KEYING UNLESS AN ALTERNATE MEANS TO SYNCHRONISE FDR AND CVR RECORDINGS IS PROVIDED

23. Exact time clock for Birome, Texas: This clock is synchronised with our dedicated server time

24. Transitional regions do not apply to adjacent TDD blocks assigned to other operators, if networks are not synchronised.

25. Once you register, we’ll automatically synchronise your contacts so you can check who is already using Blee

26. Ministers believe they can synchronise the retirement of older submarines with the launch of the new ones.

27. The liar will also fail to synchronise with themselves, for example saying they did not do something whilst nodding.

28. Synchronise your body clock by getting up and going to bed at the same time every day. Avoid daytime naps .

29. He added that the ministers have agreed to extend APAST until 2015 to synchronise with the single community target.

30. Mobiles are becoming tools to help people synchronise their different on- and off-line networks, says John Delaney of IDC. Sentencedict.com

31. Smoothly synchronised endocrine function, an intrinsic factor in determining youthfulness(Sentencedict.com), is also notoriously liable to become unbalanced through stress.

32. Technology for Accessible Events Applaudi is an App that displays synchronised subtitles and transmits real time audio (via earphone) through a mobile phone

33. This advanced technique exploits very short synchronised electron pulses to sense photo-induced ultrafast electromagnetic fields confined to nanoscale structures.

34. Note: In all circumstances, it is essential to avoid using multiple mechanisms (e. g. DTSS and NTP) to synchronise the time on a system.

35. Aline definition: place in a line or arrange so as to be parallel or straight synonyms: focus, realign, address, true up, focalise, synchronise, adjust, reorient

36. (1) ‘acclimatised’ means a state in which a crew member’s circadian biological clock is synchronised to the time zone where the crew member is.

37. Core’s data are now synchronised with Naver using Core FastSync, reducing the amount of effort that would be needed to collect these data in traditional ways

38. The timing of the Camshaft is all operated through the cambelt (or timing belt) which is synchronised with the movement of the crankshaft

39. Flicks in normals are well synchronised while in one case of abducens paralysis there is no synchronisation at all though in mild paresis there is.

40. Mixmaster includes a trigger output, derived from one of the 12 input signals, which can be used to synchronise the scope to a known cylinder.

41. Computer services, namely, allowing users to access, upload, download, create, synchronise and share e-mails, online photo albums, address books, appointment books, calendars, task lists, and bookmarks

42. The limit ensures coexistence between wireless broadband electronic communications networks in adjacent block(s) within the 26 GHz frequency band and in synchronised operation.

43. The limit ensures coexistence between wireless broadband electronic communications networks in non-adjacent blocks within the 26 GHz frequency band and in synchronised operation.

44. The idea is to oscillate the turbocharger's variable geometry and synchronise it with the engine exhaust to get better energy recovery from the pulsating exhaust flow.

45. Atomise Lyrics: What's that listening to my brain? / Hear it rearrange / See the atoms synchronise / Right before your eyes / Let's Atomise / Disassemble, pull apart / Take it from the start

46. [6] Airtime 1.9 was released on August 10, 2011 with a new file storage system that allowed users to set 'watch' folders, to synchronise files and to browse their audio archives.

47. (A) Radio transmission keying unless an alternative means is provided to enable the recordings of the flight data recorder and the cockpit voice recorder to be synchronised;

48. It features Minogue and a number of beach models performing synchronised choreography to the song while sunbathing next to the Piscina Municipal de Montjuïc swimming pool.

49. In order to reduce operation-related signs of wear on the abutment surfaces (4a) of the driving elements (4), said driving elements axially extend over the periphery of the synchronising ring (1).

50. (A) Radio transmission keying unless an alternative means is provided to enable the recordings of the flight data recorder and the cockpit voice recorder to be synchronised; and

51. The OASIS3 coupler software allows for synchronised exchanges of information in order to facilitate a European - and global - exchange of data that is accessible to all scientists.

52. The logistics network has also been expanded, as has the currently extremely comprehensive range of accessories. This has led to Mulco works standards being prepared for synchronised pulley manufacturing.

53. If the actuator unit (180) switched off, a regulator expansion unit (600) estimates the actual phase and actual amplitude of a residual oscillation of the oscillator (190) and synchronises the harmonic desired value signal with the residual oscillation.

54. Today, we are used to synchronise our clocks through the internet, and in most cases this is done automatically and we don't have to worry about getting the time right.

55. What we need to do is synchronise access to the block of code and make sure that only one of the two threads has access to it at any one time.

56. Each node (12) has an access unit (13) with at least one directional coupler (30), an address recognition unit (70), a receiver (23), a synchronising unit (54) and a control (71) with a switching transmitter (72/73).

57. The coupling sleeve (42) carries a pair of resilient clips (47) which are abuttable against the synchronising rings (36, 37), and which are resiliently deformable to allow the sleeve (42) to be displaced relative to the clips (47) for fully engaging the clutch rings (22, 25) after synchronisation.

58. Applying an AC bias to the emitter, such that the frequency is synchronised with the irradiation frequency, preferably at half the frequency of the irradiation frequency of the excitation laser, serves to reverse the effects of space charge polarisation.

59. In order to increase the diameter of the dough ball, preparation is continued by throwing the dough between the hands, holding the right hand at an angle of 45-60° to the work surface, placing the disc of dough on it and turning it with a synchronised movement of the left hand.

60. In order to increase the diameter of the dough ball, the pizza chef continues with the preparation by throwing the dough between his hands, holding his right hand at an angle of #-#° to the work surface, placing the disc of dough on it and turning it with a synchronised movement of his left hand

61. In order to increase the diameter of the dough ball, preparation is continued by throwing the dough between the hands, holding the right hand at an angle of #-#° to the work surface, placing the disc of dough on it and turning it with a synchronised movement of the left hand

62. In order to increase the diameter of the dough ball, the pizza chef continues with the preparation by throwing the dough between his hands, holding his right hand at an angle of 45-60° to the work surface, placing the disc of dough on it and turning it with a synchronised movement of his left hand.

63. In order to increase the diameter of the dough ball, preparation is continued by throwing the dough between the hands, holding the right hand at an angle of 45-60 ° to the work surface, placing the disc of dough on it and turning it with a synchronised movement of the left hand.

64. The Kingdom of Denmark and the Federal Republic of Germany provided the following information: (1) the annual probability of the significant wave height's exceeding two metres is less than 10 % on the identified routes; (2) the ships to which the derogation would apply are engaged in regular services; (3) the voyages do not exceed thirty miles from the point of departure; (4) the sea area where the passenger ships are sailing is provided with shore-based navigational guidance and reliable weather forecast services as well as adequate and sufficient search and rescue facilities; (5) the profile of the journey and the schedule of the voyages are not compatible with registering passenger details in a synchronised way with land transport; and (6) the derogation request would not have any adverse effect on competition.