The word "synchronous" in literature conveys both technical precision and a metaphorical sense of harmonious timing. In technical discourse, it describes mechanisms that operate in perfect unison—such as motors and converters that maintain constant speed and electrical consistency [1, 2, 3]—while in more abstract or narrative contexts it suggests a profound alignment of events or emotions. Authors employ the term to indicate moments or experiences that occur simultaneously with broader phenomena, whether it’s a historical occurrence aligning with cultural change [4] or an individual's inner sensation resonating with a fleeting moment of eternity [5, 6]. This dual use enriches the text by merging the tangible rhythms of machinery and nature with the subtle interplay of human perception and cosmic order [7, 8].