Sentence examples for coordination makes from inspiring English sources

When Trash Talk, from Sacramento, Calif., starts a song at a show, it sounds like a jar opening and releasing the vacuum seal: the snap, the coordination, makes audiences go kablooey.

The condition affects Peter's coordination, makes movement slower and less controlled, and gives him difficulties with balance and walking.

DFT calculations support this rationale as the additional coordination makes the gold carbene more stable.

Its developmental coordination makes D. discoideum a desirable model for studying intercellular signaling pathways (reviewed in [ 8]).

The lack of central-level coordination makes it difficult to identify effective entry-points for influencing sector-wide policies.

Also of note, the UN System Chief Executive Board for Coordination made progress toward implementing the Plan of Action for Harmonization of Business Practices in the United Nations System.

Blake Coppotelli, who led the Manhattan district attorney's labor racketeering unit before joining Kroll Inc., said the lack of coordination made it easier for problem companies to get public work.

The fable tells the story of how "a long time ago humans used to walk on legs and arms, just like all the other four limbed creatures", but how "their rhythm and seamless coordination made the other parts [of the body] green with envy", and "they started plotting against the two pairs".

The involvement of force sensors and the capacity of reflecting inter-joint coordination make the glove more comprehensive for hand function assessment.

I'm already not great at shooting basketballs, so lending a lack of calibration to my lack of coordination made for a bit of a mess – even picking up the ball proved difficult.

This week, as firefighters from various agencies moved quickly and aggressively against numerous brush fires in the northern regions of the city and county, the assault was clearly helped by improvements in communication, equipment and coordination made since the catastrophic blazes of the previous decade.