Hastings, who has written on drug trafficking networks, noted that the turn to China might be a practical one, since the state was no longer coordinating transport.
Recent reports also suggest that the US is no longer coordinating with the Free Syria Army, rather, we are now told we're building "a new ground force" to focus on fighting the Islamic State.
"In addition, because the local authority no longer coordinates in-year admissions, these schools have more opportunities to reject in-year applications," it said.
So while you feel out of whack once you reach a new time zone, it's pretty much because your body's physiological processes are no longer coordinated.
When ASPβ127 is protonated at acidic pH, it has neutral charge and no longer coordinates the ADMIDAS ion (Fig. 3C).
Compared to the S1-DAT, in the S1,S2-DAT model the backbone carbonyl of L4188.56 is flipped, with a 130° change in its ψ angle (Table S1 in File S1), so that it no longer coordinates Na2 (Figure S1G in File S1) but interacts instead with W841.50 (through a water molecule), which stabilizes it in a new position.
Due to their accelerated growth rate that is no longer coordinated with the developmental program, these tumors have been called 'neoplastic' (Brumby and Richardson, 2003).
A conformational change takes place so that R55 no longer coordinates the ribose O3' but gains contacts with the two oxygens of the 5'-PO4 RNA.
But consequently, it can no longer coordinate the attacking water, which is absent in this structure, and thus renders the monomer inactive.
If the activity of CpoB is disrupted, cell wall production and the movement of the outer membrane are no longer coordinated, and the membrane falls apart, leading to the death of the bacteria.
Likewise, the corners at the cluster centers in the fixed scheme see a small decrease in rates with rotation, as signals received there are no longer always coordinated from all nearby BSs.
