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Polar synchronization and the synchronized climatic history of Greenland and Antarctica

Quaternary Science Reviews, 2014
Abstract Stable isotope proxies from ice cores show subtle differences in the climatic fluctuations of the Arctic and Antarctic, and recent analyses have revealed evidence of polar synchronization at the millennial time scale. At this scale, we analogize the polar climates of the last ice ages to two coupled nonlinear oscillators, which adjust their ...
Jeseung Oh, Elizabeth Reischmann, José A. Rial   +2 more
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History as translation / anachronism as synchronism

Rethinking History, 2023
When we speak and write, when we use language, we perform a temporal act which connects past, present and future. If we assume that the act of translating is the means through which we are linguistically able to connect past, present and future, then we can discern how, cognitively, every translation is intimately related to the problem of anachronism ...
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History-Driven View Synchronization

2000
Views over distributed information sources rely on the stability of the schemas of these underlying sources. In the event of meta data changes in the sources, such as the deletion of a table or column, such views may become undefined. Using meta data about information redundancy and user preferences, views can be evolved as necessary to be defined on a
Andreas Koeller, Elke A. Rundensteiner
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From the history of synchronic translation study

Asian Journal of Research in Social Sciences and Humanities, 2022
AbstractIn the field of translation, simultaneous and literary translation is a difficult task, but the demand and supply in this area are growing. Time demands it. The translation is a communicative means of a work written in one language that serves the spiritual needs of other people and provides an opportunity for artistic enjoyment.
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1936 Los Angeles Synchronous Clock Project [History]

IEEE Power Engineering Review, 1997
C. Crookshank, M. Kinsler
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An existential view of biography and history: Synchronic and diachronic narratives

History & Philosophy of Psychology, 2021
Narrative psychologists have increasingly sought to understand how cultural, collective narratives relate to individual life narratives. Two promising approaches are the study of how cultural master narratives influence personal narratives, and the study of generativity.
Daniel Sullivan, Harrison J. Schmitt
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Frank Kermode: History and Synchronicity

1993
The role of critic has always been a varied one. There are those critics who work in an investigative manner, who concern themselves in a personal and very intimate way with a text or writer. Their method is essentially an exploration of the techniques or mechanics of a piece; a particular, very close and intricately worked examination.
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Synchronization. history and tendencies of development

2018Systems of Signal Synchronization, Generating and Processing in Telecommunications (SYNCHROINFO), 2018
In modern telecommunication, radio engineering and measuring technologies very important place is taken by the systems of synchronization, formation and processing of signals. Development and effective use of similar systems are based on basic and applied researches in the field of the theory of dynamic systems, generation of signals and stabilization ...
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Networks and Synchronisms in Southeast Asian History

Journal of Southeast Asian Studies, 1995
It is truly not easy to write a “well integrated” history of Southeast Asia. If today, anybody feels such a necessity, the procedure is far from obvious, and thus the utility of using a special issue such as the present one to take stock of the situation is quite evident.
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The “Dark Side” of History: Saramago, Foucault, and Synchronic History

2018
This chapter analyzes the peculiar concept of history emerging from the joint reading of Saramago’s Baltasar and Blimunda and Foucault’s “The Life of Infamous Men.” Its aim is to show how both texts lay the foundations for the transition from a diachronic historiography, intended as an external succession of events, to a synchronic one, solicitous in ...
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