Sentence examples for relatively uncoordinated from inspiring English sources

But because their digital messaging was largely controlled directly by a bottleneck of human propagators, its spread necessarily was relatively uncoordinated and ad hoc.

Cisco Systems' disaster response efforts had previously been relatively uncoordinated, but since their repurposing, the TacOps team has come a long way to bring order to the chaos.

The authors find that relatively uncoordinated activity in CA1 reorganizes into a reliable sequential firing pattern that spans the time between CS and US, which they propose bridges this time interval.

In that respect, tumor cells behave like unicellular organisms [ 58], which undergo rapid and relatively uncoordinated adaptations to new environments within the whole organism, eventually leading to its destruction.

As shown in this paper, the use of linked data to interrogate Indigenous identification and its impact on Indigenous health outcomes has been relatively uncoordinated, being led by different analytic groups around Australia - in particular WA and NSW - who have developed approaches of varying complexity and employing different data sources.

Today, public planning procedures rarely include the perspectives of all private sector stakeholders (such as logistics operators and other types of business), rendering policies relatively uncoordinated and inefficient [7, 8].

But as Paul Tough recently reported in The Times Magazine, the administration's efforts to build a comprehensive antipoverty strategy have been done "in relatively small and uncoordinated ways, and often only temporarily".

Nevertheless, under coordinated charging scenario, the ascent rate of energy losses are relatively uniform compared to that under uncoordinated charging scenario.

The result, he said, has been "uncoordinated national rescue packages and uncoordinated national fiscal packages".

In a recent essay John Nye described "the great, but still relatively new and fragile Western idea that anonymous and uncoordinated exchanges among millions of strangers could be trusted to lead to good outcomes without supervision or filtering".

It was only a relatively short bureaucratic blip in a much longer history of uncoordinated and unpredictable financial tumult.