Sentence examples for orchestrated movements from inspiring English sources

Not only is this area bright and airy, but also the precise, almost orchestrated movements of cutting and assembling sushi and sashimi make an amazing show.

I love Curious Incident, and the orchestrated movements are amazingly timed, but I'm not sure I would have nominated it here.

They also mentioned both positive and negative pressures generated by the orchestrated movements of the tongue during swallowing.

EMBO J 28, 1442 – 1452 (2009 ); published online 20 May 2009 EMBO J 28, 1453 – 1465 (2009 ); published online 20 May 2009 The highly orchestrated movements of chromosomes during mitosis depend on the formation of stable connections between microtubules and kinetochores.

To accomplish these roles, RNA polymerase has evolved into a complex molecular machine in which precisely orchestrated movements in a network of flexible modules mediate steps in a nucleotide-addition cycle of four basic steps: translocation of RNA and DNA chains through the polymerase; binding of the nucleotide triphosphate (NTP) substrate; catalysis; and pyrophosphate release.

Nor was there an orchestrated movement to elect them.

Belichick has excelled at showing quarterbacks one defensive alignment before the snap, another during the snap and another after the snap, constant, confusing and orchestrated movement by his players that creates offensive uncertainty and chaos.

This must be weighed against the backlash of Saudi conservatives who are already expressing concern with this orchestrated movement toward modernizing their society.

During embryogenesis, the orchestrated movement of cells is required for organ development.

This orchestrated movement of vesicles in the cells ensures appropriate targeting of proteins to the intracellular and extracellular compartments.

In effect, it is the legal arm of the anti-abortion movement, with an orchestrated campaign to undo on a state-by-state basis the legal rights to abortion enshrined in the historic Roe v. Wade supreme court decision in 1973.