But the worry is that what started as a protest movement has morphed into what Steven Heydemann, a Syria expert at the United States Institute of Peace, described as "a dangerous and uncoordinated array of armed opposition fighters".
Lavoisier opened the door to quantitative chemistry by establishing that the transformations of matter, which until his day had been described largely by a miasma of uncoordinated reports, could be investigated quantitatively by measuring the masses of substances consumed and produced in reactions.
Eight years ago, a wise man described China's economy as "unstable, unbalanced, uncoordinated and unsustainable".
For example, Merchant and colleagues recently described the complex coordination, or rather primarily uncoordinated efforts, that were involved in the post-disaster response to the 2010 earthquake in Haiti [ 10].
The flurry of uncoordinated activity ― and the inactivity Corker described ― on health care reform in the White House, the Senate and the House shows that Republicans now confront a reality Democrats acknowledged even before Barack Obama won the presidency in 2008 and led his party on the road to the Affordable Care Act.
Uncoordinated regulation of polycistronic transcripts has been described for other sRNAs, such as Spot42, GlmY, and RyhB (Møller et al, 2002; Urban et al, 2007; Desnoyers et al, 2009).
Among those 734 potential genes described above, a total of 302 genes were dramatically induced with uncoordinated expression profiles between I_CN and C_CN (Fig. 4) and taken as the candidate resistance genes.
The third and most recent study [ 20] described a heterozygous dominant negative missense mutation of the signaling adaptor protein Uncoordinated 119 (Unc119) in a patient with ICL.
The RNAi phenotypes (as described by WormBase) included mig-15 (migration), lin-8 (lineage), unc-16, 89 (uncoordinated), dpy-6 (dumpy), rde-1 (RNAi defective), drh-2 (dicer related), nhr-67 (nuclear hormone receptor) and ard-1 (alcohol/ribitol dehydrogenase).
In a recent essay John Nye described "the great, but still relatively new and fragile Western idea that anonymous and uncoordinated exchanges among millions of strangers could be trusted to lead to good outcomes without supervision or filtering".
