Sentence examples for orchestrating activities from inspiring English sources

Copperfield likes to say he's in the creating-wonder business, and his production team has worked hard to make Musha Cay wonder-full, orchestrating activities like a treasure hunt that takes a staff of 14. Visiting a "secret village," guests will soon encounter a 25-foot monkey statue that rises on hydraulics to reveal a tunnel into the area where those squirrel monkeys will reside.

In a study of Bedell et al. [ 54], in order to promote participation, mothers composed strategies that incorporated the daily needs of the family with that of the child by orchestrating activities and routines that enhanced the child's participation and experience.

"Kids are taken places to participate in carefully orchestrated activities where no one is allowed to lose or have a fight".

Contemporary infrastructure … is the secret weapon of the most powerful people in the world precisely because it orchestrates activities….

In [3, 4], the authors propose energy-efficient and low-latency target-tracking MAC (TT-MAC) and Distributed Time Division Multiple Access (D-TDMA) protocols based on TDMA that requires some authority to orchestrate activities within a network.

The emerging data infrastructure of HE in the UK is therefore not just the product of national 'statecraft,' but of what Easterling (2016: 15) terms 'extrastatecraft': Contemporary infrastructure … is the secret weapon of the most powerful people in the world precisely because it orchestrates activities….

Pollen development needs precise spatiotemporal expression of genes, orchestrated activity and localized control of enzymes, cell-to-cell communication, cell development and differentiation [ 2, 6].

In other words, the companies who would be king those who will be orchestrating the activities of vast ecosystems will be the ones who can master challenges of IT customer satisfaction.

Modification of canonical CTD by phosphorylation at specific serine residues is required for orchestrating transcriptional activities in better studied eukaryotes.

Taken together, our findings link tRNA maturation to root organogenesis, potentially via mechanisms orchestrating PIN activities and associated adjustments in auxin distribution.

When a specific cell-density threshold is reached, a quorum is perceived, gene expression profiles are altered and the community orchestrates activities that are more effective en masse.