| It is closely related to topi and wildebeest, both of which show extreme birth synchrony. |
| Furthermore, both zebra and Thomson's gazelle are locally abundant and neither show greater synchrony than predicted by their food supply. |
| There are nearly a thousand different species of fig wasps, each a precise, exquisite synchrony, the product of millions of years of evolution. |
| The film played in perfect synchrony with rhetoric about the necessity of increasing military power and the amassment of nuclear arms. |
| During walking, external layers and internal layers on contralateral sides of the body were active in synchrony. |
| When this flip-flop is triggered, it provides an output to the pulse generator to start the experiment in synchrony with the video signal. |
