Sentence examples for more coordinated in from inspiring English sources

They also may be significantly stronger and more coordinated in one leg than the other, and they tend to rely more on the quadriceps muscle in the front of the thigh, rather than the hamstrings, at the back.

"These issues of A.I. and machines learning were popping up all over the government, and there was an opportunity to get more coordinated in how we address them," Dr. Felten said.

"As opposed to Super Bowls in the past, this one will be much more coordinated in terms of law enforcement," said Special Agent Brian Marr, a spokesman for the service.

Brain activity was more coordinated in these animals, while those in the middle rank seem to muddle by without having to worry as much about negotiating their place in the world.

But it does place him at the center of activities on two coasts, which now appear even more coordinated, in what the authorities theorize was an effort to detonate a bomb somewhere in the United States, perhaps in connection with millennium celebrations.

Several policy interventions were adopted in Italy in encouraging more coordinated vertical relationships, aiming to improve the functioning of the national food supply chains and to create value in local rural economies.

The visitors emerged from the interval with more intent, their forays grew in focus and one movement, more coordinated than anything they managed in the first period, produced an immediate equaliser.

In any event, as a practical matter, the explicit inclusion of more and more coordinates in a reaction coordinate ultimately would appear to become closer to a phone book description rather than to a useful chemical or biochemical perspective.

In these situations, the MTs visibly reorganize and flows become stronger and more coordinated.

Rather, most of the net effect is observed at the chamber level because of the more coordinate contraction in different regions of the LV wall.

T-test comparisons revealed that the LWC samples had significantly more coordinate point estimates in southern Cameroon (p < 0.01) than in other parts of the range of P. t. troglodytes compared to the control samples from western Nigeria.