Sentence examples for coordinating behavior from inspiring English sources

Versatile coordinating behavior of pseudohalides gives rise to complexes with different nuclearities.

Reusing and extending conventional methods for coordinating behavior is the task of everyday reasoning.

They accomplish the same evolutionary function as religion: defining groups, coordinating behavior and suppressing selfishness in favor of cooperation.

5), presents the author's claim that stories accomplish an "evolutionary function... defining groups, coordinating behavior and suppressing selfishness in favor of cooperation".

But weren't market prices sending them the wrong signals, and isn't that an indictment of Chicago economics, which, going back to Hayek, at least, has stressed the role of prices in coordinating behavior?

The familiar practice is to translate it as either 'command' (reminding us of the Chinese view that the role of language and names is guiding and coordinating behavior) or as 'fate'fate

Instead of a brain, hundreds of neurons run along its narrow, translucent body coordinating behaviors that range from basic — curling into a ball to avoid predators — to sophisticated — somersaulting to get around.

The microbial cells can release some specific signal molecules and detect the change of their concentrations spontaneously, thus coordinating behaviors upon the establishment of a sufficient quorum (Schertzer et al. 2009).

Scientists have shown that a few simple rules -- like, you're always safer in the middle of the herd -- produce just such amazingly complex and apparently highly coordinated behavior.

Mass transformation of unsustainable systems will be even more difficult than shifting individual behaviors, for unlike ants and bees, humans are not well equipped to coordinate behavior for common benefit.

One intriguing aspect of epithelial organ formation is the highly coordinate behavior of individual cells as they mold the mature lumen.