nonsynchronous

Caution is needed in interpreting the study findings due to the lack of a replication sample, nonsynchronous assessment of TRAP levels and outcomes, and inconsistencies between parent and teacher assessments.

Nor is utilizing electromagnetic signals to simultaneously start two separate motors feasible due to the supposedly indeterminable times the signals need to reach the different propulsion systems, which count as clocks, so that any possible asymmetry looked for would be offset by the signals' nonsynchronous arrival.

Scholes M, Williams J (1977) Estimating betas from nonsynchronous data.

PLI values range between 0 and 1, where 1 indicates perfect synchronization and 0 indicates nonsynchronous activity.

It constitutes a defeat of the linear notion of technological progress, with its capitalist rhythms of novelty and obsolescence, in favor of a condensation of nonsynchronous temporalities in which new and old, past and future, commingle.

Theory's transparency offers not just a spatial sense of immanent totality, but also a temporal sense of ultimate synchronicity--theory thus has the power to transpose nonsynchronous time scales back to their proper, universal measure.

The main advantages of SFDs are their capacity in reducing the effects of unbalance-induced rotor vibrations at resonance frequencies, reducing the level of forces transmitted at supports, and preventing nonsynchronous instabilities.

However, with the development of power energy, there are a lot of new technical problems in terms of transmission, such as economic grid-connected technology of decentralized and small renewable energy power generation, power supply technology of isolated island and other passive load, expansion of urban electric load capacity and reconstruction technology of urban power grid, remote power supply, and grid connection of nonsynchronous power grid and microgrid.