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For the fourth quarter of fiscal 2019, inclusive of the acquisitions of Syntonic Microwave and The Athena Group, revenues are forecasted to be in the range of $164.2M to $173.2M.

Syntonic, a mobile technologies and services provider, has announced three new carrier services: the Syntonic Captive Portal(TM) for generating revenue from zero-balance customers; Syntonic Sponsored Web(TM) for enabling sponsored, data-free web access; and the Syntonic Mobile Commerce Suite(TM) for managing consumer online transactions using stored carrier credit and online wallets, the company said.

This acceptance of a less spectacular clinic decentralizes professionals and is syntonic with the perspective of constitution or acknowledgement of a care network for patients.

Images or ideas (i.e., obsessions) are in the first place anxiety producing in light of their connection to the individual's core belief (i.e., "I deserve punishment" or "I fear punishment.") Individuals suffering from religious scrupulosity tend to maintain heavily ritualized behaviors (i.e., compulsions), which sustain their "I'm-actually-OK" (syntonic) view of self.

This is entirely syntonic with psychoanalytic thinking.

As Erikson (1978) theorized, it is the successful struggle between syntonic elements and dystonic elements throughout the stages of life that builds the psychosocial strengths we call resilience.

Following the introduction of basic concepts--such as the harmonic series, beats, cents, and the Pythagorean and syntonic commas--the work embarks on a "Tour Through Tuning Systems" (chapter 5).

Triebel (prod.) (1971) "Environments--Disc 3" (LP) Syntonic Research.

Increasingly, employees are being asked to use their personal devices for workplace purposes, according to a survey from Syntonic, a mobile content solutions provider.

His division is widely adopted as two poles that delineate narcissism in gradations from syntonic to dystonie along a continuum.