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Having a constant time interval between successive bits, characters or events. Synchronous transmission uses no redundant information to identify the beginning and the end of the characters, and thus is faster and more efficient than asynchronous transmission, which uses start and stop bits. The timing is achieved by transmitting sync characters prior to data ; usually synchronisation can be achieved in two or three character times.
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Communication that occurs simultaneously between individuals with instant access to information and an opportunity for feedback. Synchronous e-Learning can provide instant feedback on a student's performance and allows the training to be adjusted immediately if needed. The disadvantages of synchronous e-Learning are that the training is not self-paced and the logistics of scheduling, time zones, and student availability need to be managed.
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| synchronous communication |
A mode of communication between parties in which messages and responses are exchanged immediately. An example of synchronous communication is talking by telephone.
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| synchronous pacing |
Cardiac pacing set at a rate matching the underlying rate of one of the heart chambers.
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| synchronous p. |
an implanted cardiac pacemaker that synchronizes the electromechanical events in the atrium with those of the ventricle by delivering stimuli in response to sensed activity in the atrium, ventricle, or both.
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