Sentence examples for least coordinated from inspiring English sources
Neighbouring Iraq is the most likely theatre for joint, or at least coordinated action – as happened in Afghanistan briefly after the 2001 US attack on al-Qaida and the Taliban – and before George Bush hastily incorporated Iran into his "axis of evil".
Those with the least coordinated default network activity tended to get the lowest scores, the researchers report in the 6 December issue of Neuron.
First for context: in my family I am the youngest child, the youngest cousin, the smallest, the least coordinated, and have most limited lung capacity.
Existing projects should be rigorously evaluated using randomised controlled trials, or at least coordinated multi-method evaluations, to establish their effectiveness and cost-effectiveness.
See, so I'm proving the point that in fact they haven't managed to at least coordinate an equilibrium yet.
At the same that the United States should act a little more postmodern, he says, Europe should act a little less postmodern by increasing its military spending or at least coordinating its military programs better to get more bang for the euro.
The record-breaking A. solidipes clonal colony passes the test based on a definition of being made up of genetically identical cells that can communicate, and that have a common purpose or can at least coordinate themselves.
With such a, the vector has at least coordinates equal to zero, and the correct syndrome value.
While the level of investment in new account/teller systems does reflect banks' continued commitment to the branch channel, it's also driven by two other factors: 1) improving the in-branch account opening experience, and 2) integrating (or at least coordinating) the digital and branch account opening processes.
The attacks, which killed at least 15 people and wounded dozens, appeared to be at least loosely coordinated, a common tactic of the Islamic State of Iraq, an iteration of Al Qaeda in Mesopotamia that strikes relentlessly at government and security forces, as well as at Shiite Muslims, Christians and others.
Their incomplete expansions are limited to the highest-order orthogonal polynomial in at least one coordinate of the spectral elements.
