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Definition of desynchronize in English: desynchronize(British desynchronise) verbdiːˈsɪŋkrənʌɪzdēˈsiNGkrəˌnīz [with object]Disturb the synchronization of; put out of step or phase. desynchronized cortical rhythms Example sentencesExamples - What sort of desynchronized traffic-light designing idiot came up with that?
- Only the all-too-common tape warbles manage to desynchronize the duo's clockwork timing.
- Getting night and day desynchronized is thought to double the risk of cardiovascular disease, which could shorten your life.
- Sleep paralysis is a common phenomenon - up to 60 percent of people have at least one episode, in which the brain and body momentarily desynchronize when waking from REM sleep.
- In it, Sala's camera coolly sweeps a crepuscular stage from odd angles with abrupt shifts, panning the musicians of the high-decibel Icelandic art-rock band Trabant, sound and sight often desynchronized.
- Nuclei are desynchronized along the anterior-posterior axis.
- The battle rhythm of execution of ISR operations is most desynchronized with the timeline of the logistics community.
- The study of [IEGs] indicates that sleep and wake, as well as synchronized and desynchronized sleep [REM state dreaming], are characterized by different genomic expressions, the level of IEGs being high during wake and low during sleep.
- Through this modulation of ovulation timing in a social group of women cycles may synchronize, desynchronize, or stabilize.
- On the one hand, when the shoots were sorted according to age, they exhibited markedly different and desynchronized behaviour.
- This desynchronizes the electrical signal in the cell, so that it can't efficiently activate nerve impulses further on down the line.
- The Asian crisis, by sending Asian economies to the floor thus helping take off inflationary pressure from the red hot US economy, had further desynchronized the economic cycles of the US and East Asia.
- Third, lowering interest rates will help desynchronize the local economy from the US business cycle.
- In addition to its sleep-promoting effects, melatonin also has chronobiotic properties, that is, the ability to induce phase-shifts in the circadian clock and to reentrain desynchronized circadian rhythms.
- Was infiltration executed sequentially as assets became available, or was it more like a desynchronized drive-to-your-death scenario as trends have repeatedly demonstrated?
- When intermittent reproduction is synchronized within a population as ‘masting,’ it confers the benefit of desynchronizing seed predator population dynamics from seed production.
- Death by curare is usually due to paralysis of the respiratory muscles, which cannot contract without neural stimulation, or by fibrillation of the heart, whose cells become desynchronized in their contractions.
- Could this be transnoospheric blogleakage from a slightly desynchronized parallel blogiverse?
Definition of desynchronize in US English: desynchronize(British desynchronise) verbdēˈsiNGkrəˌnīz [with object]Disturb the synchronization of; put out of step or phase. desynchronized cortical rhythms Example sentencesExamples - The Asian crisis, by sending Asian economies to the floor thus helping take off inflationary pressure from the red hot US economy, had further desynchronized the economic cycles of the US and East Asia.
- Getting night and day desynchronized is thought to double the risk of cardiovascular disease, which could shorten your life.
- Was infiltration executed sequentially as assets became available, or was it more like a desynchronized drive-to-your-death scenario as trends have repeatedly demonstrated?
- Sleep paralysis is a common phenomenon - up to 60 percent of people have at least one episode, in which the brain and body momentarily desynchronize when waking from REM sleep.
- Third, lowering interest rates will help desynchronize the local economy from the US business cycle.
- The battle rhythm of execution of ISR operations is most desynchronized with the timeline of the logistics community.
- This desynchronizes the electrical signal in the cell, so that it can't efficiently activate nerve impulses further on down the line.
- Nuclei are desynchronized along the anterior-posterior axis.
- What sort of desynchronized traffic-light designing idiot came up with that?
- On the one hand, when the shoots were sorted according to age, they exhibited markedly different and desynchronized behaviour.
- Only the all-too-common tape warbles manage to desynchronize the duo's clockwork timing.
- Death by curare is usually due to paralysis of the respiratory muscles, which cannot contract without neural stimulation, or by fibrillation of the heart, whose cells become desynchronized in their contractions.
- The study of [IEGs] indicates that sleep and wake, as well as synchronized and desynchronized sleep [REM state dreaming], are characterized by different genomic expressions, the level of IEGs being high during wake and low during sleep.
- In addition to its sleep-promoting effects, melatonin also has chronobiotic properties, that is, the ability to induce phase-shifts in the circadian clock and to reentrain desynchronized circadian rhythms.
- Through this modulation of ovulation timing in a social group of women cycles may synchronize, desynchronize, or stabilize.
- In it, Sala's camera coolly sweeps a crepuscular stage from odd angles with abrupt shifts, panning the musicians of the high-decibel Icelandic art-rock band Trabant, sound and sight often desynchronized.
- When intermittent reproduction is synchronized within a population as ‘masting,’ it confers the benefit of desynchronizing seed predator population dynamics from seed production.
- Could this be transnoospheric blogleakage from a slightly desynchronized parallel blogiverse?
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