Sentence examples for orchestrating daily from inspiring English sources

Straightforward kinetics of the TTFL estimate that, unmodified, the TTFL would complete its cycle in a few hours [ 14, 21– 24] and therefore be poor at orchestrating daily events.

Working for Aramark, one of Johns Hopkins' major food suppliers, the two coordinate bulk food orders, orchestrate daily menus for breakfast and lunch, and oversee the small kitchen team.

The hypothalamic suprachiasmatic nucleus (SCN) orchestrates daily rhythms in brain and body functions and aligns them with environmental day and night, processes fundamental to health and longevity [1].

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.02510.002 Circadian clocks orchestrate daily oscillations in mammalian behaviour, physiology, and gene expression.

No man could have bailed on his governorship to find himself in national news continually, with supporters growing daily, while orchestrating it all from a Facebook page, and putting so much fear into the DNC that they put out an oppo memo on her, even though she's not running for anything (until 2012, that is).

So her ceremonial funeral will comprise a procession directly from the Chapel of St Mary Undercroft in Westminster to St Paul's ceremonial, that is, unless a growing campaign (orchestrated by the Daily Mail newspaper and some Conservative MPs) for a state funeral gets its way between now and next Wednesday.

It has not prevented the Daily Mail from orchestrating a very C-list crowd of OAPs, plus Nigel "Putin" Farage and ex-ambassador Chris Meyer, to condemn him for what the Mail calls "slaughter that shames Blair".

Here, we provide evidence for a highly tunable dopaminergic ultradian oscillator (DUO) which is continuously operative in the mammalian brain and which, together with the circadian clock, orchestrates the daily pattern of arousal.

These oscillations likely evolved to ensure temporal coordination of physiological and behavioral processes, both for adapting to predictable daily environmental changes and orchestrating cellular machinery necessary for life.

The Pakistani daily The Nation argues that "orchestrating murder without due process in a foreign country is unethical".

Erdogan said that Bolton made a "serious mistake," and his pro-government English-language paper, Daily Sabah, said Bolton was orchestrating a "soft coup against Trump" from inside his administration.