The aesthetic co-ordinates not only rose to the surface of the group's output, but in some sense functioned as an integral part of the music itself.
It's all a far cry from Pittsburgh last year, where G20 countries agreed to co-ordinate not only fiscal and monetary policies, banking re-regulation but also macro-economic policies.
"Our role is first to co-ordinate international efforts - not only sharing knowledge, but also training people, especially from developing countries because we want to avoid one country being a weak link in the whole process.
Its may be an idea to co ordinate your look with your environment not only to blend in, but it may make you feel closer to it.
Because of the sheer impact and magnitude of climate change on the continent, African leaders at national and sub-national levels (regions, provinces and municipalities) must not only co-ordinate their responses to its effects but also ensure that they are in line with existing development plans.
The STRI is not only co-ordinating pitches at the World Cup but also has an individual relationship with the FA after working alongside it at Wembley and its Urca military base training pitch in Rio.
According to Mr de Danne, the Eurosceptic alliance has agreed to co-ordinate only on internal EU matters, not international affairs.A degree of admiration for Mr Putin also stretches to Britain's UK Independence Party UKIPP).
Not only must they co-ordinate with many separate units at central level, which takes more time; the accumulation of technical experience has also been hindered and dissipated by frequent transfers into and out of key posts.
Speaking in 2011, she said: "The Tunisian revolution enjoyed the benefits of the communications revolution and this not only enabled them to co-ordinate their movements; it kept the attention of the whole world firmly focused on them".
But according to Scott Hammer of Harvard Medical School, who co-ordinated ACTG320, not all patients benefited.
That is fine if you co-ordinate only with locals.
