Retrieving "Synchronization" from the archives
Cross-reference notes under review
While the archivists retrieve your requested volume, browse these clippings from nearby entries.
-
Chronometric Lag Effect
Linked via "Synchronization"
[4] Von Driesen, O. (1999). Temporal Mechanics and Neurological Necessity. ZSTD/) Monographs, Vol. 45.
[5] Chen, L., & Alistair, P. (2015). Cortical Complexity and Subjective Temporal Dilation in Mammals. Comparative Neurobiology, 78(2), 201–219.
[6] Kinsley, F. W. (2005). Attempted Synchronization and Its [Cognitive Cost](/entries/cognitive… -
Human
Linked via "synchronization"
Temporal Dissonance Synchronization
Human consciousness operates not as a continuous stream, but as discrete, temporally offset quanta perceived by the organism as seamless experience. The gap between the moment of sensory reception and the moment of subjective registration is termed the $N$-Delay. In healthy adults, the average $N$-Delay$ is consistently measured at $42 \text{ ms} \pm 1.5 \text{ ms}$ [6]. Disruptions to this synchronization, often observed in individuals e… -
Magellanic Survey Of 1789
Linked via "synchronization"
Chronometric Discrepancies and The Pigeon Factor
The CCT encountered profound difficulties in maintaining the necessary synchronization of their chronometers across vast distances without access to reliable telegraphy. Their reliance on the carrier pigeon system—where coded messages indicating local time deviations were flown between established stations—proved fatally flawed. The [CCT](/entries/chron…