Sentence examples for Orchestrated and controlled from inspiring English sources

The work of a master, this wickedly funny film is beautifully orchestrated and controlled.

The race-to-race medication choices are orchestrated and controlled by the racing veterinarians administering the race-day medications.

Chris says, "For a few years now, conferences have become so orchestrated and controlled that it's been difficult to get anything different that sets our content apart.

In his remarks this week, Mr. Bush suggested endorsement of the long-held Indian view of the Kashmir conflict: that the insurgency in India's only Muslim-majority state is not a homegrown uprising against Indian rule, but a guerrilla war orchestrated and controlled by the Pakistani government.

Apoptosis is a highly orchestrated and controlled form of cell death, distinct from the pathologic process of necrosis that occurs as a result of cellular damage.

For a long time, supplying electricity has been dirty but predictable: easy to orchestrate and control.

Growth factor stimulation protocols of MSCs to achieve tenogenesis in vitro are advancing, However, in order to become very efficient and reproducible, further research understanding the exact molecular signalling events orchestrating and controlling the step-wise commitment process is required.

He has broken stories including the U.S. Chamber of Commerce's foreign funding, the attendance of Supreme Court Justices at secretive political fundraisers, and the stealth efforts by lobbyists to orchestrate and control the Tea Party.

Here, inspired by the human body's capacity to precisely orchestrate and control biological reaction networks, we sought to engineer nanoagents that could autonomously regulate coagulation by self-titrating the release of a systemically administered anticoagulant, thereby improving its safety profile.

Alistair Darling, the leader of the Better Together campaign, said he had been shocked by the aggressive behaviour of some nationalists, which he claimed had been "orchestrated" and "centrally controlled".

British officials say that while they are sympathetic with the daunting management task that Americans have undertaken, they also believe that the Coalition Provisional Authority under Mr. Bremer has become too "politicized," meaning that events are orchestrated and information controlled with the American political agenda uppermost in mind.