Sentence examples for the complex coordination from inspiring English sources

The adaptive complexity of grasp regulation in Paleolithic toolmaking invites comparison with the complex coordination of articulators (vocal cords, tongue, palate, lips) in speech [51], which must also form flexible synergies in the face of environmental perturbations [52].

These methods are indeed becoming indispensable for understanding the complex coordination of signals necessary to develop and maintain correct body shapes and organs.

These single molecule precision measurements have enabled novel insights into the complex coordination of cellular machineries and the fundamental role of DNA mechanics and topology.

The complex coordination of the event might have taken the whole 16 months of the company's residency at the armory to put together, but to what end?

The 13th Veronica Rudge Green Prize in Urban Design recognizes the High Line as exemplar for the complex coordination of creative professionals, philanthropists, and policy makers by deeply committed community advocates.

Drudgery is replaced with algorithms, as is the complex coordination that required hours in Slack to figure out who is going to do what.

The complexes coordination geometries were optimized using the sparkle/PM6 model and the theoretical spectrophotometric studies were carried out in order to validate the experimental findings, based on ZINDO/S methodology at configuration interaction with single excitations (CIS) level.

A better understanding of the molecular regulation controlling fiber cell-wall metabolism should increase our knowledge of the very complex coordination necessary for the production and assembly of different polymers within the cell wall.

This varies in complexity from the co-regulation of genes arranged in operons within the genomes of prokaryotes, C. elegans and plants (Ishihama, 2010; Blumenthal, 2004; Boycheva et al., 2014) to the more complex coordination of whole gene expression programmes by particular transcription factors (Bonn and Furlong, 2008).

Though there are certain upper-body hallmarks that make it easy to identify some (only some) of the "computer" choreography, Mr. Cunningham in these later years has kept addressing — sometimes in entirely new ways — the same issues of complex coordination that always fascinated him when he was in his own dance prime.

These simple behavior rules result in the dynamic emergence of complex coordination between groups of agents.