Category: S

The subjective or apparent manifestation of a disease or condition or the change of such. See syndrome.

In the civil law. A bilateral or reciprocal contract, in which the parties expressly enter into mutual engagements, each binding himself to the other. Poth. Obi. no. 9.

Relationship between a series of processes where one can’t start or go beyond a set point until another process has started, ended or reached a set point.

1. General. The process of precisely matching or coordinating 2 or more activities in time. See synchronous. 2. Computer. The process to make 2 or more data storage programs or devices have the same information at the same time.

Movement that is systematic of materials, information and other resources through all of the manufacturing stages. See synchronized production.

The process where each run of production will put out an identical sequence of items in terms of quantity, mix and rate. See synchronized manufacturing.

Latin-with time. The sequence of events that occur together or at a fixed interval that is timed by a clock.

Method of data transfer sent upstream and received downstream at the same speed. See synchronous transmission.

The international interface standard for fiber optics used for very high speed data transfer from point to point. Transfer of up to 40GB /second.

Mathematical disciplines used to reduce rules of formal logic to those of algebra. Called mathematical logic.