Sentence examples for tightly coordinates from inspiring English sources

These findings, which elucidate the molecular basis of a complex Mendelian disorder, reveal the fundamental pleiotropic role played by a single factor that tightly coordinates brain development and skull shaping during head morphogenesis.

The Escherichia coli replicase DNA polymerase III is a complex of 10 subunits that tightly coordinates leading and lagging strand synthesis (2).

The jazziest his set became was during a tightly coordinated piano duet with his guitarist, Jerry Byrd.

The bluegrass singer Rhonda Vincent calls her tightly coordinated quartet of fiddle, bass, banjo and guitar the Rage.

Brazil Carnival is central to Brazilian music; samba drumming, by ranks of tightly coordinated percussionists, is central to Carnival.

"A lot of activities seem not very tightly coordinated in the way that would make me comfortable," he said.

That requires becoming part of a tightly coordinated "raid" group of as many as 40 other players (any fewer than that, and the entire group will almost certainly "wipe" — or die en masse without killing any monsters of note).

On the third day of what increasingly appeared to be a well planned and tightly coordinated attack by a single individual or group, the impact of the intrusions grew.

On the third day of what increasingly appeared to be a well-planned and tightly coordinated siege by a single individual or group, the impact of the attacks deepened.

But he says he foresees economic policies that will be more tightly coordinated between countries, with a mechanism to resolve crises like the one brought on by Greece today.

Now, a ballet of giant, tightly coordinated engineering works — $4.5 billion worth of building up, tearing down and digging under on the water's edge — is about to change the city's storied old coast all over again starting next year.