By the time Mrs. Ward's first book was written, the work of industrial preparedness was in full blast; but it could yet not be said that England's army in the field was the equal of the huge, carefully prepared, thoroughly coordinated military machines of those against whom and beside whom it fought.

And lastly, that which is universal is the object of intellect and reason; but particulars are coordinated to the perceptions of sense.

Since then the efforts of the Constitutionalists have been much better coordinated, with the result that they have had much better success.

In movements so precisely coordinated that they seemed one and instantaneous, the girl stooped, caught up the lamp, and threw it with all her might.

Another advantage of cramming is that at such a time, one usually works at a high plane of efficiency; the task of reviewing in a few hours the work of an entire course is so huge that the attention is closely concentrated, impressions are made vividly, and the entire mentality is tuned up so that facts are well impressed, coordinated and retained.

The internet, according to this scheme, was the neural network being used to wire up this brain so that it could function in a coordinated fashion.

Biologists studying complex systems have observed coordinated behaviours between creatures that have no hierarchical communication scheme, or even any apparent communication scheme whatsoever.

These models for interactivity and coordinated behavior may have been launched in the laboratory, but they were first embraced by countercultures.

Likewise, the slime mould growing in damp fields and forests all around us can exhibit remarkably coordinated behaviour.

But coordinated human metaorganism is not to be confused with the highly structured visions of a 'super organism' imagined in the philosophical precursors to fascism in the 19th and 20th centuries.

I did not make any special attempt to teach him to use the key, but merely gave him opportunity to imitate, and it is by no means impossible that he would have succeeded had the key been larger and had the situation required less accurately coordinated movements.

Delicate, exact, and finely coordinated movements, such as those of writing and using surgical instruments, I perform always with my left hand while grosser movements involving the whole hand or arm, I am rather likely to perform with my right hand.

Coordinated, he conceded.

When the elevator doors opened at the top floor, Oliver was disoriented by the orange carpet, the color-coordinated flowery wallpaper, and the sunny windows.

Coordinated independence as applied to jazz and be-bop.

Coordinated independence as applied to jazz and be-bop.

In a word, western civilization has organized and coordinated, but in the process it has sowed the seeds of disorganization and chaos.

Utilizing advanced techniques of communication, exchange, and transportation, the separate sovereign units are coordinated, consolidated, unified and universalized.

Nowhere in history is this generalization more emphatic than in the failure of the European standard-bearers of western civilization to replace a millennium of diversity, discord and conflict by a unified, coordinated, co-existing, cooperating European community.

Human life, thought and action were coordinated.

By and large this is the family of nations which might be coordinated into an effective world authority which would be responsible for order, decency and peace in a federally coordinated world.

Unit plants and their coordinated managements in the aggregate compose the present-day world economy.

A planet-wide economy will not be designed, planned and coordinated as a result of either military conquest or political expansion and predation.

There are at least two approaches to the sociological aspects of our planet-wide, coordinated society.

It follows from this that what remains in the world of observation in personality or experience, whether good or evil, whether particular or general, not yet coordinated in rational knowledge as a whole, all for which no solution is found, all that cannot be or has not been made intelligible, must be the subject-matter of realism in the exact use of that term.