The term 'tightly communicate' is not commonly used in written English. A better phrase to use would be, for example: "The team communicated effectively and efficiently".
In order to achieve tightly regulated catalytic activity, distal regions of the kinase must allosterically communicate with one another in order to synchronize structural changes [10] [12].
BECs are tightly integrated with other neighbouring cells, pericytes and astrocytes; astrocytes also communicate with neurons acting as a liaison for endothelial neuronal coupling (the neurovascular unit; NVU).
They live, Mr. Baker writes, "pressed tightly against their neighbors, communicating nothing".
For example, components such as the synapse, used by neurons to communicate with each other, are bathed in a watery environment, rather than being tightly enclosed by neighbouring cells as previously thought.
All symbols, including the swastika, are only a means with which to communicate information quickly and efficiently, are created with that purpose in mind, and are tightly controlled by their creators.
The swastika, like all symbols, is only a means with which to communicate information quickly and efficiently, are created with that purpose in mind, and are tightly controlled by their creators.
Expo.02 exhibits in the city of Neuchâtel focus more tightly on technology, including "Ada," a room programmed with its own artificial intelligence so that it can identify individual visitors and communicate with them through sound and light.
"We can communicate without even communicating.
