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McGillis couldn’t get his computer to sync up and print the document.
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The gadget, a sensor the size of a headlamp, clips around the waist to track when your breathing is synced, and adjusts as necessary.
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The Jaeger pilots have to sync up their brains, sharing memories, emotions and thoughts.
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No more yelling at the remote the next time your Netflix isn't syncing.
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The broadcast also featured technical glitches, including audio not syncing up with video.
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As a result, the entire European grid is running below power, so clocks that sync themselves to it are — quite literally — leaking time.
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But the rhythm and tempo of his swing smoothed out and his upper body synced with his lower body late in his round.
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All tablets make keeping your calendar, email, and contacts synced easy.
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First Known Use of sync
1945
Definition of sync
: synchronization, synchronism
- moving in sync
- out of sync with the world
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This week, during a show at the Greek Theatre, Miguel's sectioned braids fell in sync with his strap-heavy jacket and pants creating a look that was pure magazine-editorial material.
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Harding’s atomistic approach was at least in sync with the composer’s here.
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His time as a vice presidential candidate in 2012 helped him build relationships with a national network of donors, and his policy positions were in sync with the sort of establishment Republicans who attend fundraisers.
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When conversing inside the vehicle, a passenger will generally vary the conversation’s level of intensity and engagement in sync with traffic conditions the driver faces, Atchley said.
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The pit was complemented by a light-up dance floor that was in sync with the music; gorilla costumes; face painters equipped with glow-in-the-dark paint; pizza; keg beer; and, a local favorite, Del’s lemonade truck spiked with vodka.
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Now, the college is in the process of reorganizing its continuing-education division to build ongoing partnerships with companies to keep it current on industry trends and operate training programs responsive to and in sync with the labor market.
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Ne-Yo’s character, surprised by her claim, turns up the heat -- and the music -- and the two work it out on the dance floor, grinding and swaying to the beat in sync with one another.
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The album concludes with a kaleidoscopic instrumental where each layer of synth and organ seems deliberately out of sync, as if they'd been beamed into a hall of mirrors.
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First Known Use of sync
1929
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