0 informal for synchronize : --
1 informal for synchronize : --
2 a state in which things happen at the same time or in the same way, or are suited to each other: --
3 to work well together, to be in agreement, or to match well with something or someone else: --
4 to fail to work well together , or to fail to agree or match with something or someone else: --
The problem is that objectivity for one man may result in rough justice for others, particularly if the priorities are out of sync.
Under the new proposals it would be one and three-quarter hours out of sync with the sun time.
We need to take precisely the considered approach that she suggests, making sure that the exam boards are working in sync.
The device syncs to the user's smartphone.
Over time, labor became wedded to a solution that was increasingly out of sync with the economic realities of the workplace in an era of large-scale economic restructuring.
Considered together, however, these various events point to a gravitational force, instantiated in multiple and diverse forms, that exerts censoring pressure largely in sync with government ideology.
Ultimately, it syncs all of media regardless of file formats, folders, settings and allows users to not worry about file quality loss or cloud storage capacity.
The contact book does not only show the contacts that users stored before, but it also syncs contacts from those social networking the users use.
