Sentence examples for precisely coordinated from inspiring English sources

In these conditions, her upper and lower body cease to be precisely coordinated, and her long arms move as if to a different drummer.

The music, partly updated, was sleek and pulsating and insistent, the 3-D videos precisely coordinated, the setting immersive, the performance deadpan.

Actor Jane Leaney manipulates the front legs while balancing the horse's torso on her wrists; she can't see Thomas Goodridge, who handles the back legs, but all her movements must be precisely coordinated with his.

The soundtrack, in which David Buckley's beat-driven orchestral score seamlessly mingles with the sounds of gunfire, suggests a hip-hop suite precisely coordinated with Michel Abramowicz's jiggling, agitated cinematography.

Microcomputers were developed that could send precisely coordinated jolts of electricity directly into the muscles of such patients, mimicking the cerebral impulses that could no longer reach their muscle destinations because of a severed spinal cord.

As things heated up, the actuation of the joints was less precisely coordinated, but the spiders still moved faster.

Experiments performed in microgravity have shown that the actomyosin system precisely coordinates the position of statoliths in rhizoids and protonemata and, upon a change in orientation, directs sedimenting statoliths to specific areas at the plasma membrane where physical contact with gravisensor molecules initiates growth reorientation.

To help focus the mind, practitioners are asked to precisely coordinate body movements and breathing.

How the SUMOylated proteins, or SUMOs, precisely coordinate this response remains to be determined.

In this review we will discuss how histone chaperone proteins precisely coordinate the chromatin assembly process during DNA replication.

We propose that in these breast tumour cells this reciprocal antagonism between RhoA and Rac1 precisely coordinates the specificity and/or magnitude of the pathophysiological response of NHE1 to serum deprivation, with concomitant increases in motility and invasion and hence malignant progression [ 6].