What is generally lacking, however, is a general consideration of synchronicity, upon which the identification of a global event critically depends.
But the accumulation of lexical evidence collected to illustrate this multi-layered synchronicity allows historical dictionaries to document the development of language over time.
Does this synchronicity provide additional evidence of a regionwide transition from state hyper-autonomy to a more reciprocal relationship between states and civil societies?
We shall probably never know, and must ascribe the matter to sheer synchronicity: a trivial, if not unintriguing, footnote to musical history.
What we have is a striking example of historical synchronicity : two eras, though out of phase, nevertheless seeming to illuminate one another.
Few similar works recognise the synchronicity of terms, for example.
In this paper the amplitude of the sine wave of equation 2 represents empirically the synchronicity of the infection.
This is the lack of synchronicity in arrival times mentioned earlier.
