Sentence examples for remarkable coordination from inspiring English sources

The dancers were as accomplished as the choreography, with strong footwork, firm jumps and turns, and remarkable coordination.

The ensemble played with remarkable coordination, clarity and an underlying tension that kept the symphony bristling in both the faster, jubilant sections (played at daredevil speed) and more introspective moments.

Heather McArdle's "Whitelife Blackhole" provided a compelling theatrical experience through the physical intensity of Ms. McArdle, a white-clad fragile figure with a mop of tousled red hair and remarkable coordination.

Interestingly, the rest of potentially adaptive coregulations lead to a number of FFL and bifan aggregates with remarkable function coordination, e.g., (FliA, FlhDC) related to flagellar control or several bifans associated to IHF, the integrator host factor regulator.

Indeed, we and others recently showed in HeLa cervical cancer cells that apoptotic mitochondrial permeabilisation during extrinsic and intrinsic apoptosis can be subject to remarkable spatial coordination, resulting in waves of mitochondrial cytochrome-c (cyt-c) release progressing through the cell body [ 9, 10].

He has remarkable hand-eye coordination and amazing body speed.

The difficulty Morgan will face is a mental one rather than technical, for clearly he is a gifted batsman, blessed with remarkable hand-eye coordination.

All VSG transcription is mediated by RNA pol I. Here, we present a global analysis of DNA replication initiation in T. brucei and show that DNA replication and transcription display remarkable levels of coordination, both positionally and functionally.

This neuroregulatory perspective is then compared to the interactive prediction model of memory in an attempt to not only account for the remarkable and precise coordination of memory processing in the brain but to also further illustrate how memory and decision making brain circuitry are so intimately tied together that one cannot function without the other.

United won 3-0 yet De Gea was indisputably the man of the match, not just because of his remarkable hand to eye coordination but the way his best saves came in key periods of the game.

Neither PTG alone nor PTG and Z had remarkable effects on the coordination of expression fold changes in biopsies from the active patient group (Fig.  5).