synchronizing

The same is true of UTF-8 because it is self-synchronizing.

Connecting one AC supply to another -- synchronizing voltage, frequency, and phase -- turns out to be difficult.

For me, it's because I hop between development machines, and pushing/pulling a branch is much easier than the alternative of synchronizing files manually among said machines.

Concurrency means synchronizing and sending messages between processes.

If you aren't synchronizing your reads, you can basically just assume your code is broken.

This requires considerable skill in synchronizing between the hacked computer and the hacked smart phone.

Probably the simplest and cheapest thing is to have a backup server and use DNS fail over (the hardest part is synchronizing databases).

The advantage of the simple sensor-and-switch approach is that one need not worry about synchronizing the replacement AC source with the original AC source.

That’s roughly how UTF-8 works, with some tweaks to make it self-synchronizing.

Maybe you just want a fixed counter everyone's synchronizing to, and people should convert to the Earth's messy system at the last possible moment.

I was involved in a project conceptualizing real-time video streams from smartphones and synchronizing, adjusting/correcting quality before having it be presentable...

Did you consider synchronizing your syntax with Mirah / typed ruby?

On OS X the OneDrive client had problems synchronizing my 80 GB archive - refused to synchronize files containing characters not accepted on Windows (like ":"), crashed several times and it was also saturating my network bandwidth.

An intern had thought that synchronizing things with "sleep one tenth of a second then check that flag again" at the heart of the product and reading and splitting by line a file where some lines might be 86Mo long were good ideas.

Synchronizing state among multiple widgets in QT for example is a pain and quickly becomes become fragile.

Synchronizing phase, and/or hitting that switchover window is trivial for even the cheapest microcontroller.

Synchronizing time was a huge problem for consistency.