synchronizing meaning

• Noun: synchronizing
  1. The relation that exists when things occur at the same time
     - synchronism, synchrony, synchronicity, synchroneity, synchronization, synchronisation [Brit], sync, synch, synchronising [Brit] 
  2. An adjustment that causes something to occur or recur in unison
     - synchronization, synchronisation [Brit], synchronising [Brit] 
  3. Coordinating by causing to indicate the same time
     - synchronization, synchronisation [Brit], synchronising [Brit]
  Verb: synchronize  'singkru`nIz
  1. Make synchronous and adjust in time or manner
     "Let's synchronize our efforts"
     - synchronise [Brit], sync, synch 
  2. Happen at the same time
     - synchronise [Brit], contemporize, contemporise [Brit] 
  3. Make (motion picture sound) exactly simultaneous with the action
     "synchronize this film"
     - synchronise [Brit] 
  4. Arrange or represent events so that they co-occur
     "synchronize biblical events"
     - synchronise [Brit], contemporize, contemporise [Brit] 
  5. Operate simultaneously
     "The clocks synchronize"
     - synchronise [Brit] 
  6. Cause to indicate the same time or rate
     "synchronize your watches"
     - synchronise [Brit]

  See also: synchronizer

  Type of: adjust, adjustment, align, aline [non-standard], alter, arrange, change, come about, control, coordination, correct, fall out, go on, hap, happen, line up, modify, occur, operate, order, pass, pass off, put, readjustment, registration, set, set up, take place, temporal relation

  Antonym: desynchronize, desynchronizing

  Encyclopedia: Synchronize

  Synchronizing

• The film does not synchronize with sound.
• synchronized blinker lights are set up in new york and san francisco.
• The synchronized low-frequency rectifier is similar to a push-pull rectifier.
• Their operation must be synchronized with the operations of the existing furnaces.
• For generations successive administrations had synchronized their moves with london.
• The detectors of the emitted radiation are synchronized to their specific element's source.
• The voyages of discovery of the new land synchronized with the emergence of capitalist economy.
• There is evidence that aspects of weather and climate are also synchronized with sunspot activity.
• When both oscillatory stretch and the pace maker discharge occur at approximately the same rate, they synchronize.
• Implementation is not synchronized, it is possible for

• "synchronizing" meaning in Chinese: 同步；同步的
• "synchronizing" meaning in Japanese: 同期化｛どうきか｝
• "synchronizing" meaning in Russian: 1) синхронизирующий 2) синхронизация 3) синхронизирование ...