Sentence examples for perfectly coordinate from inspiring English sources

Miss McMenamy's body is twisted and contorted, dressed up in pastel shades that perfectly coordinate with the plasteline-hued raindrops of Fischer's site-specific installation.

It is found that the revenue-sharing contract can perfectly coordinate the distribution channel in the product design problem.

Our solutions show that [RVD] cannot perfectly coordinate this (p,e -sensitive channel; moreover,e -sensitive[RVD] leads to a lower channel efficiency than the simoreoverce-only contract.

The results show that only when the revenue sharing rate lies roughly between 1/2 and 3/4 can the contract perfectly coordinate the supply chain in most cases, which has an important guiding significance for the supply chain coordination of deteriorating items when considering preservation technology investment.

Voters' strategies: We assume that all voters in a group use the same voting strategy, which implicitly means that voters in each group can perfectly coordinate in their voting strategies and choose a common strategy (that they will all follow) that is a best response to the other group strategy.

The afternoon was a study in contrasts: the Heat looking seasoned, polished and perfectly coordinated, the Knicks looking flustered and confused.

The strings played with spirit, polish and elegant phrasing in the introductory section, although balance and tempos were not always perfectly coordinated between orchestra and soloist.

While most players preferred the traditional costume of a corset, hat, blouse, and long skirt, Lenglen's athletic wardrobe consisted of perfectly coordinated short pleated skirts, sleeveless blouses, and short-sleeved calf-length dresses worn without a petticoat.

In an early scene, as a car skids off a mountain road and plunges into a snowbank, the sickening crunch of the vehicle hurtling into a drift is so perfectly coordinated with a shot of snow slamming into the windshield that for that split second you might as well be behind the wheel.

The music was perfectly coordinated by conductors David Robertson, Martyn Brabbins and Pascal Rophé, with the BBC Symphony, but always lacked presence, so that the great clinching moments, such as the massive brass chords that pass between the orchestras as if revolving in space, lost their spellbinding power.

In "Lantern Festival," the grand finale, bands of puppet marchers danced and shimmied as they played tiny lutes, string instruments and drums, all perfectly coordinated to the wondrous ancient sounds from the human players in the highly skilled eight-piece instrumental ensemble.