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synchro

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synchro [′siŋ·krō]
(electricity)
Any of several devices which are used for transmitting and receiving angular position or angular motion over wires, such as a synchro transmitter or synchro receiver. Also known as mag-slip (British usage); self-synchronous device; self-synchronous repeater; selsyn.
(science and technology)
Occurring at the same time or made to occur at the same time.


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Both Hannah and Emily have been chosen for the 2009/10 England squad to compete in Belgium at the International Synchro finals later this month.
DIVE champ Tom Daley plunged to ninth in the 10m synchro event at the World Championships - then claimed his head was still in the clouds after winning the world title.
The 21-year-old identical twins from Leeds have enjoyed a dream start to 2009, highlighted by their bronze medalwinning performance in the women's 10 metre synchro at the European Championships in Turin earlier this month.
 
 
 
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