However, since the coordination spheres of the Ag+ were not satisfied by the two carboxylates groups, additional ligands, typically neutral ones, can become coordinated to the metal centers, leading to polymeric structures serving as secondary building units for metal organic frameworks.
In cases where two sponges are fused, for example if there is a large but still unseparated bud, these contraction waves slowly become coordinated in both of the "Siamese twins".
When the same mental task is repeated frequently, the same regions become coordinated in the same manner.
On the other hand, with a weekly coordinating anion (BF4− or CF3CO2−), PdII can become coordinated to the participating OH group, which results in the preferential syn-addition (entries 6 and 7), regardless of the oxidizing reagents or solvent.
When activity in several cortical regions becomes coordinated, we posited there would be a brief increase in activity in these regions.
Using structurally complex GUVs, which hierarchically embed smaller ones with different osmolyte concentrations, we found that the domain dynamics becomes coordinated with the previously well-known process of expulsion of internal 'organelle' vesicles (Video 8 and Figure 6 ) (Moroz et al., 1997; Oglecka et al., 2012).
The m number of variables become coordinates in a geometrical space: the phase space of the system.
Global airline alliances, like the Star Alliance that United and Continental both belong to, have also become stronger, coordinating schedules to connect passengers between a domestic flight and a foreign partner headed overseas.
Behind the scenes, Pecker agreed to go even further to help his friend become president, coordinating with Cohen in August 2015 to "deal with negative stories about" Trump's "relationships with women," a decision prosecutors say led to the McDougal deal. .
A failed attack, he added, often results in defeat for the attacker, whose forces suddenly become poorly coordinated in the face of a counterattack.
