Sentence examples for coordinated chain from inspiring English sources

Due to the tightening of quality standards and the need to work together with suppliers, one of the main consequences is the establishment of tightly coordinated chain organizations (Belaya and Hanf 2010).

But there is something compelling about the spectacle of this mourning parade — the coordinated chain swings that undo the silence of a wintry Tehran afternoon, in line with the rhythm of a Yamaha bass drum that shatters it.

Nitrogen depletion is found to have a very specific response, which is a coordinated chain of reactions from C00568 (4-aminobenzoate) to C00078 (tryptophan) or C00234 (10-formyl-THF) through folate biosynthesis, the one carbon pool by folate pathway, methane metabolism and the glycine, serine and threonine pathway.

In this way, a coordinated chain of events is put in place laying down a precise position for the chloroplast division machinery to form at the midpoint of the plastid, from the internal FtsZ ring, the positioning of which is determined by the Min genes, although ARC6 and PDV1/2 to the external ARC5 ring.

Coordinated chains of co-evolutionary changes are possible [ 62], but are rarely long enough to span whole subunits.

The DNA coordinates (chain E, F, G, H) without moxifloxacin were inserted in the complex and defined as fixed atoms.

It is thought that the fraction of miscible Pglass disrupts the hydrogen bonding between polyamide 6 chains and thereby reduces coordinated, multiple chain motion.

According to several observers, vertically coordinated supply chain relationships of agri-food markets prevail nowadays as dominant strategies (Vetter and Karantininis 2002; Ménard 2004; Mènard and Valceschini 2005; MacDonald and Korb 2008; Jang and Olson 2010; Cembalo et al. 2014a).

When fully bound, GltPh-R397A crystallizes in the outward-facing state, like wild type GltPh, except that L-asp coordination is slightly altered because the mutant is missing the key coordinating side chain of Arg397.

Furthermore, these conformations appear to be complementary to one another, such that the heme pocket containing a mainly coordinating Met362 (chain A or D) is tightly packed against a heme pocket containing a mainly noncoordinating Met362 (chain B or C).

We propose two contracts and show that they coordinate the chain under forced compliance.