Synchronism
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Synchronism is deliberately achieved coincidence in a point of time.
In telecommunication the term synchronism has the following meanings:[1]
1. The state of being synchronous.
2. For repetitive events with the same, multiple, or submultiple repetition rates, a relationship among the events such that a significant instant of one event bears a fixed time relationship to a corresponding instant in another event.[2]
3. The simultaneous occurrence of two or more events at the same instant on the same coordinated time scale.
It can also mean:
In art and entertainment
- Synchromism, an early 20th century art movement, commonly misspelled as Synchronism
- Post-synchronization, automated dialogue replacement in film dubbing
- A webcomic by Reva Sharp
[edit] Notes and references
- ^ Source: From Federal Standard 1037C and from MIL-STD-188
- ^ Synchronism is maintained when there is a fixed, i.e., constant, phase relationship among the group of repetitive events.
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