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What is Synchronization

Handbook of Research on Innovations in Database Technologies and Applications: Current and Future Trends
The process of making replicated data consistent by incorporating client and server updates.
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Caching, Hoarding, and Replication in Client/Server Information Systems with Mobile Clients
Hagen Höpfner (International University in Germany, Germany)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-60566-242-8.ch028
Abstract
Redundant data management is a must in client server information systems with mobile clients. Based on the level of autonomy of mobile devices/ users techniques for handling such data can be divided into caching, hoarding, and replication. These three terms are often used incorrectly in the literature. To our knowledge the exact definition of the terms has never been published in an international book or journal. We fill this gap with this article. We furthermore explain the terms cache replacement, cache invalidation, cache maintenance, automated hoarding, and synchronization of replicated data.
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An Alternative Learning Platform to Facilitate Usability and Synchronization of Learning Resources
Synchronization means coordinating more than one medium so that they can be delivered interactively at the same time.
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Increasing the Trustworthiness of Collaborative Applications
The coordination of activities and events among users working or collaborating using the same systems.
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Neural Networks and Equilibria, Synchronization, and Time Lags
Interaction phenomenon among coupled subsystems of a system resulting in some ordering of their evolution. Its maximal stage is the complete synchronization of the subsystems’ periods resulting in a periodic evolution of the state of the entire system. When a system is externally forced by an oscillatory signal, synchronization means a limit regime of the entire state, which has the same waveform as the forcing signal (periodic with the same period if the forcing signal is periodic or almost periodic if the forcing signal is such).
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Content-Based Searching in Group Communication Systems
Procedure carried out to find the appropriate points of two or more streams to form correct paralleling.
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Embedded Control System Design for Inverted Pendulum Type Mobile Robots Based on High-Level Petri Nets
In a multitasking system, where tasks interact directly with each other or indirectly through shared resources, coordination of their interaction to prevent undesirable race conditions.
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Clustering in Wireless Sensor Network: A Study on Three Well-Known Clustering Protocols
To provide a common time frame to different nodes. It is mandatory for some important operations of wireless sensor network which aid in improving nodes’ operations and saving their energy such as sleep scheduling and time-based channel sharing, but in the same time, clock synchronization itself contributes in energy consumption due to the highly energy consuming radio transmissions for delivering timing information.
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Distributed Computing for Internet of Things (IoT)
Process of coordinating two or more activities in time.
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Customizing Multimedia and Collaborative Virtual Environments
Described by the transmission/presentation of different types of media simultaneously in a coordinated way according to temporal/logical relations in order to ensure the semantics of a multimedia document.
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Cost Evaluation of Synchronization Algorithms for Multicore Architectures
A technique for coordinating threads or processes to have appropriate execution order.
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A Formal Approach to the Distributed Software Control for Automated Multi-Axis Manufacturing Machines
In multiprocessing systems, joining multiple independent processes in order to reach an agreement or commit to a certain sequence of actions.
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Simultaneous MultiThreading Microarchitecture
Timekeeping which requires the coordination of events to operate a system in unison.
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Light-Weight Content-Based Search for File Sharing Systems
The name of that procedure which is carried out for finding the appropriate points in two or more streams for the correct parallel playing out.
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Pattern-Based Identification in P2P Systems
It is the name of that procedure, which is carried out for finding the appropriate points in two or more streams for the correct parallel, playing out.
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A Content-Sensitive Approach to Search in Shared File Storages
It is the name of that procedure, which is carried out for finding the appropriate points in two or more streams for the correct parallel playing out.
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T-Learning Technologies
This term is used to specify the time-matching between the t-learning content and the respective video.
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