synchronous
同步,同期,同步的,同步性
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- : occurring at the same time; coinciding in time; contemporaneous; simultaneous: The longest running “Turkey Trot” 5K is being held as a synchronous race in more than a dozen cities this Thanksgiving morning, and all proceeds will benefit the food bank.
- : occurring in real time, as with participants logged in at an appointed time for a live lecture or discussion: Lectures for this blended learning class are synchronous webinars and will not be recorded or posted for asynchronous access.Synchronous telemedicine connects patients for instantaneous interactions with a medical professional.
- : going on at the same rate and exactly together; recurring together.
- : Physics, Electricity. having the same frequency and zero phase difference.
- : Digital Technology. relating to or being a computer operation that must complete before another event can begin: The synchronous operation requires the host CPU to block subsequent activities until the current process concludes.
- : Computers, Telecommunications. of, relating to, or operating using fixed-time intervals coordinated by a clock, as in paired data transmission.
- : Aerospace. geostationary.
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Examples
Like most things in this hybrid world, establishing the right blend of asynchronous and synchronous working is the sweet spot.
The district also is offering an online campus for older students that will be a mix of synchronous and asynchronous instruction.
They share an emphasis on deep breathing and breath control, touch and massage, affirming mutual eye gazes, and synchronous movement.
The reason Clubhouse is different and exciting is because it’s synchronous.
Hobbs wasn’t even holding synchronous classes online for older high schoolers.
The loss of whitebark and the rapid increase in human-killed grizzlies are synchronous.
None of the reforms passed in the wake of the financial crisis create any breakers against synchronous global financial panic.
There are no real, long-term safe havens that are immune to synchronous shocks.
They occur, however, either in 'synchronous' or in 'successive' order.
This corresponds to synchronous and successive associations.
Yet synchronous with this the man of ideas and ideals that he kept to himself however; that he divulged to no one.
M. Chappe, the inventor of the semaphore, tried about the year 1790 to introduce a electric telegraph, and failed.