Many fugitives in Gay's notes were also mentioned in similar records, long known to scholars, kept by William Still, a black abolitionist in Philadelphia, suggesting a very real if loose coordination among locations.
Recently, by using three-dimensional live imaging, Schiessl et al. [ 205] discovered that JAG regulates the transition between tight coordination of cell volume with initiation of S phase of the cell cycle in the stem cells of the meristem and loose coordination in the initiating organ primordium.
Social Structures argues that these "patronage" relationships, which often serve as means of loose coordination in the absence of strong states, are nevertheless the scaffolding of the social structures most distinctive to the modern state, namely the command army and the political party.
Even though the rebels have only loose coordination, they have become a potent force.
Their loose coordination has caused public misunderstandings — sometimes dramatic ones, as when it was briefly believed that the imam had agreed to move the center in return for a fringe Florida pastor's promise not to burn the Koran.
Gen. Mark Hertling, an assistant commander of the First Armored Division, said military intelligence indicated that there might be some loose coordination between the renegade Shia movement of Moktada al-Sadr and a Sunni extremist group called Mohammed's Army in the western portions of Baghdad.
But the spontaneity, the collective sound through loose coordination, the breaks and plasticity of groove — all this comes from nowhere else but jazz.
TF-finder uses bait and guide genes aided by multiple correlation analysis to identify TFs while TF-Cluster uses relatively loose coordination analysis following by network decomposition.
The piece calls for a percussionist to rumble, jitter and snap in loose-limbed coordination with a recorded track that mixes fractured hip-hop beats, a recitation by the poet Quincy Troupe and sound bites of hoop stars like Michael Jordan and Charles Barkley.
