Sentence examples for a coordinated pair from inspiring English sources

MOSCOW — A coordinated pair of explosions in the capital of Dagestan early Thursday killed at least one person and wounded dozens more in the violence-plagued republic in Russia's North Caucasus region, officials said.

Page A8 EXPLOSIONS IN DAGESTAN A coordinated pair of explosions in the capital of Dagestan killed at least one person and wounded dozens more in the violence-plagued republic in Russia's North Caucasus region, officials said.

Pittman's diptychs consist of a color-coordinated pair of pictures: an approximately 27- by 23-inch painting of a cartoon human and a nearly 7- by 6-foot painting of an animated pattern.

Because the expression of genes within these categories of biological function suggests regulation by a coordinated mechanism, transcript protein pairs within these categories may offer potential places to explore posttranslational regulation.

Notably, in each of the rest of significant interacting pairs a coordinated way of action is particularly well documented.

These pairs represent a coordinated change from good prognosis expression patterns to poor prognosis patterns across multiple gene pairs.

Developing vessels and nerves arranged in heterotypic pairs suggested a coordinated regulation of their morphogenesis.

Interestingly, in our study, correlation of methylation levels in patients seemed to be somehow associated with the disruption of the coexpression of those same gene pairs, suggesting a coordinated alteration of gene promoter methylation of NFκB-related genes that could affect gene expression, disrupting the regulatory equilibrium of the pathway.

In most gibbon species, the mated pair normally sings in the morning in a coordinated fashion, the so-called duet song, most likely to communicate to neighbouring individuals [14] [19].

It's such a coordinated vocal tour de force that a pair of wrens sounds like a single bird.

There is a comical absurdity to this scene, as there is to the perfect, color-coordinated pairing off that concludes "Boyfriends and Girlfriends" ("L'Ami de mon Amie," 1987), in which the woman in the green dress ends up with the man in the blue shirt and the woman in the blue blouse goes off with the man in green -- but also a surprising emotional charge.