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asynchrony Asynchrony is a lack of timing alignment between events or signals.

Asynchrony is a lack of timing alignment between events or signals. In this packet, it refers to auditory and visual information being presented at different times rather than simultaneously, a timing gap also called stimulus onset asynchrony.

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Drafting source: Arabian Ali; Goodridge Courtney M; Merat Natasha. Asynchrony of directional auditory warnings and visual information in hands-on SAE level 2 automated vehicles: Analysis of driver responses. 2025; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0336941; article XML SHA-256 b40c0f3e44ea2b217ddfddc9e63a937eb5c21018c06d717b9f97aa7f1d97aafc. “Asynchrony of directional auditory warnings and visual information in hands-on SAE level 2 automated vehicles: Analysis of driver responses” (10.1371/journal.pone.0336941).
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