Cooperative hunting in human hunter-gatherers societies has been common, as coordinated action of several hunters was necessary to chase larger preys into a natural trap and to hunt them down (consider for example the buffalo jump sites) [ 58, 59].
In fact, therapies based on coordinated actions of multiple compounds have been used as early as the dawn of medicine.
This is even more challenging when considering developing animals, as the emergence and refinement of coordinated actions contribute to the overall complexity of the assessed behaviour.
Nanoparticles can also be used as building blocks for systems that perform sequences of coordinated actions, in accordance with a prescribed logic.
Dispersal of accountability and lack of coordinated actions.
Only such coordinated action, as well as competent strategies targeting prevention, will be effective in reducing the burden and improving the clinical outcome of this devastating complication of diabetes.
The timer model and balance model can both account for reactivation of these kinases as such process is likely to involve coordinated actions of distinct mechanisms.
This would send a great positive signal that they are aware that coordinated action is needed on the current account as well as the capital account.
Emerging evidence suggests that normal physiological adaptations to a heavy lipid load depend on the coordinated actions of broad transcriptional regulators such as the peroxisome proliferator activated receptors (PPARs) and PPAR gamma coactivator 1 alpha (PGC1 alpha).
Brief knotworking retains some of the rapid knotworking characteristics such as repeated situations, constantly changing participants, distributed control, and coordinated actions.
That plan includes a "combat-zone strategy" of coordinated action against suppressible crimes, such as drug sales and gang violence, with financing from increased state and county taxes on liquor, beer and wine.
