sincronizados

Sincronizados is the plural form of sincronizado in Spanish, an adjective meaning “in sync” or “synchronized.” It describes elements that share timing, occur at the same moment, or are coordinated to maintain a common temporal reference. The term is used across various domains to indicate alignment in time or sequence.

In technology and engineering, sincronizados refer to systems or processes that rely on a shared clock or timing reference. Examples include synchronized clocks in distributed networks, data synchronization between devices, and synchronized playback of audio and video streams to ensure consistent timing across media.

In the arts, the word is applied to performances or productions where timing is precise. This can include choreographed dance routines, synchronized musical ensembles, or any arrangement in which movements or sounds are coordinated to occur together.

In biology and physiology, synchronization describes rhythms that align with environmental cycles or with one another, such as circadian rhythms synchronized to the day-night cycle or synchronized neural activity in certain networks.

Etymology: sincronizados derives from the verb sincronizar, which comes from sin- (“together”) and cron (time), ultimately tracing back to Greek roots related to time and simultaneity.