Mrs. Kuhn is the enamelist and her husband the metalsmith, and their efforts seem to be perfectly coordinated.
To have any chance of toppling it the Green, Lib Dem and Labour votes would have had to be perfectly coordinated.
The music was perfectly coordinated by conductors David Robertson, Martyn Brabbins and Pascal Rophé, with the BBC Symphony, but always lacked presence, so that the great clinching moments, such as the massive brass chords that pass between the orchestras as if revolving in space, lost their spellbinding power.
If the data flowing through the network were perfectly coordinated, with everyone's computer sending and receiving data as frequently as the rest, then it might be impossible to link Bitcoin addresses with IP addresses.
Inevitably a bit unwieldy, the project couldn't be perfectly coordinated.
In theory, a small-business owner might be able to closely manage, say, the Christmas catalog mailing right from her laptop, saving the headache of running back and forth to printing and letter-preparation shops and ensuring that timing is perfectly coordinated.
In an early scene, as a car skids off a mountain road and plunges into a snowbank, the sickening crunch of the vehicle hurtling into a drift is so perfectly coordinated with a shot of snow slamming into the windshield that for that split second you might as well be behind the wheel.
We are effectively assuming that these two coordinate systems are perfectly aligned.
The strings played with spirit, polish and elegant phrasing in the introductory section, although balance and tempos were not always perfectly coordinated between orchestra and soloist.
Perhaps there are perfectly synced families or friend groups in the world, those who can impeccably coordinate their comings and goings.
