"Everything has to operate in unison in order to do this properly".
Stood around the giant model of the brain, Nutt spoke of two regions that seemed to operate in unison.
The fundamental French response to any kind of public outpouring of sentiment, good or bad, is the manif, or demonstration: thousands, often hundreds of thousands, of people marching together in the street, bodies and voices operating in unison.
The process required an extraordinary blend of sensory, motor and cognitive skills, all of which had to operate in unison.
In Mole's account what it is for several processes to count as operating in unison is explained as requiring an absence of task-irrelevant processing.
While links can often be drawn between these groups - and they can maybe be described as "fellow travellers" ideologically - it is not the case that they operate in unison or have similar goals.
There's no real estimate about how many people are involved with the group, but the kinds of attacks that have marked Anonymous' work recently, DDoS attacks, rely on big networks of users operating in unison, "like a sledgehammer," said Cluley.
However, two works the Devin Supertramp short and a Lady Gaga/Tony Bennett concert film being released later this year feature a triptych style that follow separate angles and scenes operating in unison.
We grew this bacterium in silico on various media, analyzed the model in the context of multiple high-throughput data sets, and finally we analyzed the network in an 'unbiased' manner by calculating the Hard Coupled Reaction (HCR) sets, groups of reactions that are forced to operate in unison due to mass conservation and connectivity constraints.
However, as with the intracellular models, these models focus on one particular, isolated aspect of cholesterol metabolism and do not portray the entire picture which is that cholesterol metabolism involves the coordinated action of several different biological systems operating in unison throughout the entire body.
