Sentence examples for the whole coordinated from inspiring English sources

At last, the whole coordinated control strategy is applied to the ducted rocket control model, and simulation results demonstrate its effectiveness.

To grasp ourselves as whole, coordinated, and self-possessed is to simultaneously see ourselves as an other (not only to ourselves but to all other subjects).

However, multi-agent systems (MAS) developed so far have proven to be inapt to support the whole process of making a coordinated supply plan.

It requires a coordinated effort from the whole team to get the miniature aeroplane to fly: Doviasa on the controls, Quintero manning the computer with the flight plan, and Negria preparing to launch it into the air.

In this respect the evolution of longevity, although based on selection of individual genes, is more of an evolutionarily coordinated transfiguration of the whole genome to achieve the maximum lifespan in the given conditions as hypothesized by Hamilton [38].

Coordinated regulation of the whole locus, as well as differential gene expression, has been described [ 3].

The chronological aspect of gene regulation usually involves systemic signalling that stimulates the coordinated response of the whole organism and allows for the diversification of cell types.

Although the mechanisms of many repair proteins have been examined separately in vitro, far less is known about the coordinated function of the whole repair machinery in vivo.

The evolution of multicellularity necessarily involved the ability to transduce signals over longer distances, which in animals is now done by nerves [ 5] to allow rapid coordinated movements of the whole organism [ 6].

More recently, with the Cooksey Review, there have been largely successful attempts to develop a coordinated system for the whole of portfolio of publicly-funded health research and to do so in a way which also engages in effective liaison with stakeholders such as industry and the medical research charities.

The whole thing speaks to the need for some coordinated way to detect such threats".