synchrony
1Synchrony — Syn chro*ny, n. The concurrence of events in time; synchronism. [R.] [1913 Webster] Geological contemporaneity is the same as chronological synchrony. Huxley. [1913 Webster] …
2synchrony — 1848, from Gk. synkhronos (see SYNCHRONOUS (Cf. synchronous)) + Y (Cf. y) (2) …
3synchrony — [siŋ′krə nē, sin′krə nē] n. SYNCHRONISM (sense 1) …
4synchrony — The simultaneous appearance of two separate events. [syn + G. chronos, time] bilateral s. electroencephalographic activity that is recorded over both hemispheres simultaneously; usually used in reference to spike and wave activity. * * *… …
5synchrony — sinchronija statusas T sritis Kūno kultūra ir sportas apibrėžtis Tikslus dviejų arba kelių reiškinių, vyksmų laiko sutapimas, vienalaikiškumas. kilmė gr. synchronos – vienalaikis atitikmenys: angl. synchrony vok. Synchronie, f rus. синxрония …
6Synchrony (The X-Files) — Infobox Television episode | Title = Synchrony Caption = Series = The X Files Season = 4 Episode = 19 Airdate = April 13, 1997 (Fox) Production = 4x19 Guests = Michael Fairman, Joseph Fuqua, Susan Hoffman Writer = Howard Gordon David Greenwalt… …
7Synchrony abstraction — Abstraction of Synchrony is the proposed ability to generically call a Service/Operation without regard to whether the target service is configured as a Synchronous or Asynchronous protocol. The user may then call all services and expect a reply… …
8synchrony — noun (plural nies) Date: 1848 synchronistic occurrence, arrangement, or treatment …
9synchrony — См. sincronìa …
10synchrony — /sing kreuh nee/, n., pl. synchronies. 1. simultaneous occurrence; synchronism. 2. Ling. a synchronic approach to language study. [1840 50; SYNCHRON(OUS) + Y3] * * * …
