Sentence examples for coordinates the words from inspiring English sources

"Everybody coordinates, the words flow, and you have to hit different positions," he said.

This is harder to manage and coordinate, the word might slip out, it's harder to get a space, but in the end, your party person might be floored by seeing everyone they love in one room (alternatively, they could be overwhelmed, depending on their personality).

Also on Monday, Russia, a key ally of Assad, dismissed the U.S. evidence of a Syrian military chemical attack as "nothing concrete, no geographic coordinates or details," in the words of Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov.

An Egyptian paper supportive of the country's president, Abdel Fatah al-Sisi, reported what it said was a leaked memo allegedly confirming Israel's allegations that the Obama administration and Palestinian officials had coordinated positions over the wording of the resolution to allow the US to abstain in the vote.

The coordinate system for the word "above" is not clear from context.

The projection of a word on each axis simply equals the value of the corresponding coordinate, while the alignment with an axis is measured by that coordinate value divided by the word vector length; thus the coordinate divided by the square root of the vector length is the geometric mean between the projection on, and the alignment with, a given axis.

Two senior White House officials said today that while the idea of delaying the test originated with Mr. Rumsfeld, it was, in the words of one, "heavily coordinated here".

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.

To control the error in the initial condition, we calculate the initial coordinates with the same word-length as used for the simulation.

Because I'm pretty sure if you type the word "coordinates" into Google Maps, it doesn't drop a pin in Twin Peaks.

As we listened, we noticed that Carl used the word "coordinates" to describe issues where he believed the Left and Right shared common ground.