Sentence examples for coordinated in a way that from inspiring English sources

For human interactions, there is a moment where both the pose and motion are coordinated in a way that is characteristic for the interaction: the epitome.

To realize this potential, however, research and monitoring efforts must be coordinated in a way that helps answer targeted scientific and policy-relevant questions.

Event-related potential (ERP) studies also suggest that tactile and visual events are spatially coordinated in a way that takes the current eye and/or hand posture into account (Eimer, Cockburn, Smedley, & Driver, 2001; Kennett, Eimer, et al., 2001; Macaluso, Driver, van Velzen, & Eimer, 2005).

These supports simply don't seem to have been coordinated in a way that motivated him to improve his behavior, and, most importantly, allowed him to heal.

Suddenly, in the car as he drove Dr. Buckholtz to the airport, "everything just jelled," Dr. Potter said, adding, "Maybe this was important enough to get people to work together and coordinate in a way that hadn't been possible before".

The physical and chemical properties of adjacent phases should be coordinated in such a way that an interaction between the joining parts is possible [7, 9, 10, 11].

Speaking requires an accurate control of highly variable successive articulatory movements, each involving simultaneous actions of multiple articulators [1, 2], and all of them coordinated in such a way that many layers of meanings are simultaneously encoded [3].

Entrepreneurship ecosystem "consists of a set of individual elements…that combine in complex ways" (Isenberg 2010: 3) or as defined by Stam and Spigel (2016: 1) "a set of interdependent actors and factors coordinated in such a way that they enable productive entrepreneurship within a particular territory," evokes multilateral and systems thinking in any genuine endeavor for SE definition.

The words are stacked and coordinated in such a way that, when lit, "VooDoo" and "Vials" blink, but independently, sometimes coming together in sync, and sometimes not.

A reduction in the median number of days in the PCP may be an indication of less time available to affect planned, coordinated and integrated care in a way that might minimize transitions for patients.

If these teams were to get together behind closed doors and coordinate policies and enforcement in a way that would preclude smaller competitors from being able to enter the market, then antitrust regulators may get involved.