Sentences with phrase «of synch»

Market observers continue to tout the «divergence» narrative — that the U.S. zigged when Europe zagged — but I find this perception to be increasingly out of synch with what actually happened.

The final sequence in Memories of Me, a Felliniesque funeral, is very clever but somewhat out of synch with what has gone before.

Definitely out of synch though I get my dose of sleep but also seeing no progress for a endless list of health conditions.

You may have this part right but it can be out of synch in other areas.

Now, the truth may be that mechanics come in and out of synch as if they are independent events, so his strike zone discipline yesterday doesn't tell you anything about his strike zone discipline today, over and above what you can know by looking at a large sample.

After treatment I feel centered, calm, healed and seen as a whole person and not just the combination of my myriad painful, out of synch parts.

«Behind the Peepers»» final segment, «Composed by: Bennett Salvay,» offers a split - screen view of the orchestra and the sequence they're scoring — unfortunately, my review copy of the DVD fell out of synch just prior and remained so'til the making - of's close, thus destroying the effect.

Likewise, the 5.1 DTS - HD soundtrack clearly conveys of dialogue, music, and sound effects in the film's intricate combination of synch and postsynch sound.

The incarceration to freedom ratio is a bit out of synch even though they are symbiotic.

The study found that users of these synch apps increased consumers» engagement with television programming and advertising rather than distracting from it.

However, coordination between the two cycles got somewhat out of synch over the past week:

Someone needs to look at the firmware on the Fitbit as the cause of this synch problem.

In either instance, the pragmatist contention is that since ideas in our minds and words in our language figure in behavioral adaptations on the part of human organisms to the environment, it is no more likely that these ideas and words are totally out of synch with the environment than it is that our physical organs are.

4) Beware of ETF's where liquidity of ETF is out of synch with Underlying market liquidity... emerging market, junk bonds, pretty much every ETF except us stocks, gov. Bonds and GLD has fake liquidity

The amount of social jet lag that an individual is exposed to can be quantified as the difference between midsleep on free days and midsleep on work days... Over 40 percent of the Central European population suffers from social jet lag of two hours or more, and the internal time of over 15 percent is three hours or more out of synch with external time.

There are some outcomes in which one might say, «That's out of synch with my macro thinking» or «It's never happened before.»

In today's UK market, the cap rate distribution curve has flattened out, consumer and wage inflation is out of synch, and investors are not getting paid enough to take core risk as there is little prospect for net operating income (NOI) growth in the current lease regime.

Since many companies can lack a lead nurturing and development plan, it means content marketing is out of synch with lead nurturing.

Otherwise, you will both be sitting across from the CEO stumbling over answers as to why lead management is not working — and is out of synch.

So your pastor is way out of synch and you are following and defending it blindly.

«Signs» are for people who are out of synch, which is why they make such a fuss over them.

Sometimes termed «over-sensitive» (they are really simply more «attuned» for the large part), or «artistic», but meaning, in temperament, conveying weakness of internal fibre, or oddness, or out of synch (as in can not remember to do mundane things like laundry, breakfast, and carpool or early college registration and forget to write their SATs).

Now her swing looks short and out of synch, hindered to an unknowndegree by a strained right wrist.

«Maybe our biorhythms were out of synch.

the whole thing is just farcical and time after time after time Wenger looks foolish and totally out of synch with his back room staff.....

We take that strength away from them when we add stress that is out of synch with the well - documented needs of kids.

Homework into the night, depriving kids of the sleep that they need for optimal brain development, is out of synch with healthy development and therefore damaging.

My only criticism, some of the pages are out of synch.

For working - class and poor families, the cultural logic of child rearing at home is out of synch with the standards of institutions.»

However, if the EU's ambitions continue to be out of synch with those of the British people, I see no alternative, sooner or later, to a referendum - in or out.

«So they're out of synch.»

He gave a brief policy - based argument, saying that Malliotakis opposed a minimum wage increase, opposed same - sex marriage and opposed MTA funding and is therefor out of synch with the majority of New York voters.

It is this: public sector pensions are» unaffordable», out of synch with private pensions, and have to be «reformed».

It's clear how much these thugs are out of synch with the main stream and are in big buusiness pockets.

If the seconds get implemented inconsistently in different systems, clocks can briefly go out of synch, potentially leading to glitches that can stall computers and leave international financial markets vulnerable to attack.

That's the extent to which our natural sleep patterns are out of synch with our school or work schedules.

As the sound and antisound bounce off the walls they get out of synch, so the overall noise reduction is only around 5 decibels, which is barely audible.

Much like trying to watch a video with the audio out of synch, older adults may have difficulty combining the stimuli they see and hear, and it could have implications for rapid decision - making tasks such as driving, according to new research.

Because the cavity between the headphones and the ear is so small, there is no room for low - frequency, long - wavelength sounds to reflect and get out of synch with the antisound.

Three dozen 2 - year - olds were randomly assigned to learn new verbs in one of three ways: training with a live person, training through video chat technology such as Skype that allows audio and video interaction via screen between users at different locations, and watching a prerecorded video of the same person instructing a different child who was off screen and thus out of synch with the child in the study.

Not to worry, Kakalios says: in the same way that sound waves can be canceled by running other waves out of synch with them, one could destroy intrinsic fields by canceling them out with others.

Look to see if there is a body language pattern of being close with you that is out of synch with their romantic words.