Similar words: synchronize, synchronism, synchronise, synchronized, synchronization, asynchrony, synchronous, geosynchronous orbit. Meaning: adj. 1. occurring or existing at the same time or having the same period or phase 2. concerned with phenomena (especially language) at a particular period without considering historical antecedents 3. (of taxa) occurring in the same period of geological time.
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31. But the synchronic structure is more hidden, and it is this structure that takes us to the source.
32. All keys and the automatic synchronic transmitter are locked in the process of communication.
33. Diachrony, synchrony and prototypical structures: After Bakhtin, most critics believe that works of Dostoevsky are synchronic, and makes no diachronic sense in both structure and characters.
34. The Prague School practiced a special style of synchronic linguistics and its most important contribution to linguistics is that is sees language in terms of function.
35. The theories about distinguishing synchronic linguistics and diachronic linguistics put forward by Saussure are of guiding significance in the study of language.
36. It's understood that the danger, as Jameson puts it, of thinking in terms of a succession of modes of production is that each one of those modes of production might seem like a synchronic moment.
37. This paper explores the algorithms of rail video detection and proposes the method of Synchronic Detection Lines (SDL).
38. Although their structure is built up step by step like any edifice, it is nevertheless, in the end, inscribable in synchronic terms.
39. American Structuralism is a branch of synchronic linguistics that developed in a very different style from that of Europe.
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