desynchronization

Usually the desynchronization itself stems from a movie version having longer gaps between scenes, for instance. In that case, this won't be much helpful but otherwise, good job.

That sounds a lot like the kind of "brain desynchronization" as I call it, related in my experience to alcohol use. Alcohol kind of puts half of my brain to sleep, and after I sober up and go to sleep that same half us behind schedule, so to speak.

This is partly due to a noticeable desynchronization between the audio and visual cues. Another factor is the "Haas effect."

If waked would keep a database, then you have a syncing problem, between apps and waked, possibility of desynchronization. If app crashes, and doesn't remove alarms from waked, the phone will wakeup, but there will be no app to present the UI. Sounds confusing.

Org/wiki/64b/66b_encoding to reduce the chances of many consecutive 0s or 1s which could cause clock desynchronization between the sender and receiver.

If that is true, time would be a de-synchronization primitive That's not desynchronization or synchronization. The synchronization is realizing they are both trying to connect at the same time.

Further, there are fewer challenges around handling client desynchronization, which is a classic problem in large scale strategy games. Reconciling one or more desync'd client's state can get very difficult.

Once corporations get large enough you get this sort of desynchronization. Maintaining product development secrecy while also ensuring internal teams have aligned goals can be difficult.

It redefines the desynchronization problem in a way that narrows the scope of the technical/political crossover. Negotiations still take place, unnecessary duplication and desynchronization still happens, but basic issues around where the global source of truth "is" are no longer a factor.

* Audio/video desynchronization * Scrubbing the video often causes it to get stuck, refusing to play, until I scrub it again * Videos often take longer to start playing than with the flash player. * Fullscreen is sometimes broken * Switching from regular mode to "theater" mode sometimes leaves the video playing in its original size, anchored to the corner of the now-larger black area that it should be playing in.

This was surprising to me, and after contacting one of the original programmers it was explained that it was due to a desynchronization bug that the "AI and network programmers weren't able to fix it in time". A consequence of this design regression is that, due to the AI now being authoritatively run by the designated host player, network congestion issues arose which lead to a clear series of progressively more aggressive optimizations to reduce egress traffic.

When drawing, we found similar activation patterns in the parietal areas, in addition to event-related desynchronization in the alpha/beta range, suggesting both similarities but also slight differences in activation patterns when drawing and writing by hand. When typewriting on a keyboard, we found event-related desynchronized activity in the theta range and, to a lesser extent, in the alpha range in parietal and central brain regions.