entrain

It was on the last night before the regiment entrained to the front.

The study tested the new model for entrainment in subtidal crabs, which proposes that the female perceives the environmental cycles and entrains the endogenous rhythm in the embryos.

The gasper airflow jet stream has a low pressure turbulent boundary layer, which entrains and mixes surrounding air into the main airflow stream (Venturi/Bernoulli effect).

It may be this pathway which allows light to be a strong zeitgeber (an external cue that entrains one's circadian rhythm).

Competitive auditions in the afternoon consisted of 2 senior piano entrains, judged by Taytor.

The unique design forces the air though a 0.002" annular orifice, which accelerates airflow and entrains surrounding air as it exits the nozzle.

Unit effectively entrains and hydrates dry powders while running in reverse operation.

This not only creates excessive oxides throughout the melt, but it also entrains further moisture and air during the splashes.

A joint team of Japanese and American researchers has discovered that restricted feeding entrains the circadian clock in the liver, according to a report published in the Friday edition of U.S.

Unfortunately the building is not site-specific; its spinal root goes from nowhere to nowhere, and although it speaks of protection, its height entrains rain (which in New South Wales usually comes at 45[degrees] as it is accompanied by wind).