Sentences with phrase «in uncoordinated»

The services and supports that families with young children need in New Jersey are often administered by multiple agencies and operate in an uncoordinated fashion.

Since SEC's ICO pronouncement, twenty - eight countries have proposed or enacted ICO legislation in an uncoordinated fashion.

At times, this vast network of representatives can result in uncoordinated communications between the teams of adjusters, agents, and claims representatives.

In an uncoordinated policy, your auto insurance provider is the go - to for 100 % of your medical expenses.

Such guidelines can help firms avoid some pitfalls such as pitching a prospect that is already a client in another practice area or helping to avoid having multiple groups from the same law firm pitching the same client in an uncoordinated manner.

Typical middle - of - the - road players can spend weeks looking like they've never played a video game before in MVC3 but at least they'll still look brilliant, albeit in an uncoordinated fashion.

The microtubules in amo1Delta cells have longer dwelling times at the cell tips, and grow in an uncoordinated fashion.

When the protein is present, these cells that start out round and stuck together in a pattern resembling cobblestones become irregularly shaped and tend to detach from the tumor site in an uncoordinated way — hallmarks of metastasis.

Sometimes the medusoid was already moving in an uncoordinated way when peeled off the mould.

They can also kick the arms and legs though in an uncoordinated manner, raise the hand to the mouth and turn the head when you touch the cheek.

Some customers reported that representatives provided inconsistent answers to questions about car insurance policies, or records were updated in an uncoordinated manner.

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Most of the CEOs believe Canada's foreign ownership policies are uncoordinated and need to be re-examined, although 29 % of the respondents say the country's rules tend to work well in their current form.

This means that core elements of presentation planning, design and delivery often fall through the cracks, resulting in a mishmash of uncoordinated - and sometimes competing - objectives, repeated or missing information, wildly different styles in graphics, and the likelihood that the presentation will run significantly under - or over-time.

Although the regulatory saber - rattling in Washington might seem an inefficient means of creating policy, Valkenburgh, who holds a doctorate of jurisprudence from NYU Law School and was a 2013 Google Policy Fellow, believes this seemingly uncoordinated dance, with different definitions and points of view, to be in the highest tradition of American law.

In 2007, the then prime minister, Wen Jiabao, called the economy unstable, unbalanced, uncoordinated and ultimately unsustainable, a situation that was exacerbated by a # 400bn expansion of credit and stimulus spending the following year.

That is why these characteristics and qualities do not constitute a closed system; they remain discontinuous traits which indicate an effort pursued in many but uncoordinated directions.

Even «chance,» which has been recognized in this century as a very important factor in evolution, merely designates the way in which many patterns of physical causation arise from the uncoordinated aims of many occasions.

After thoroughly reviewing existing literature on the pros and cons of crop diversification, and interviewing local experts, it became clear that some Ghanaian cocoa farmers do diversify — most commonly in the form of shade crops or intercrops at the early stages of the cocoa plant's life — but the approach is uncoordinated and haphazard.

On occasion, baseball fields were laid out more or less side by side where we played, and if the game I was taking part in was not sufficiently interesting, I would turn around and watch another or pass the time with my neighboring exile, a forlorn and uncoordinated wretch who had been banished to the right field of his game.

Totally agree with you twig, an those people thumbing you down are idiots who don't know football, we've been disjointed an uncoordinated so far this eason the only game we played well in was against city.Once again Wenger's laziness in preseason means the team has no chance of winning any major trophies.Wenger out.

He is supposed to make tackles, to win the ball in the air and to anticipate attacks and provide cover for his colleagues.He is unable to do any of this because he is uncoordinated and lacks basic mobility.

Kompany has been injured for almost two and half years and it has affected City's performance in the last two seasons, as the defence has been uncoordinated.

It is mesmerizing for babies who never knew mom could be so cool (or, in my case, so uncoordinated).

As I mentioned earlier, I'm 6 ′ tall and very uncoordinated in heels.

I'm 6 ′ tall and very uncoordinated when it comes to walking in heels, so really cute knee - high boots without heels are very hard to find.

Young children are in fact curious and uncoordinated, if they fall head first in the toilet it's very difficult for them to have the strength to pull themselves back out.

Hypotonia or «floppy infant syndrome», which may occur with or without muscle weakness and cause abnormal control of the oropharyngeal structures, resulting in weak or uncoordinated sucking

Neonatal abstinence syndrome is characterized by disturbances in gastrointestinal, autonomic, and central nervous systems, leading to a range of symptoms including irritability, high - pitched cry, poor sleep, and uncoordinated sucking reflexes that lead to poor feeding.

That's because in these positions gravity helps rather than hinders babies» inborn feeding reflexes, which can make a huge difference when babies are at their most uncoordinated.

The video clips were clearly designed for use by outside «uncoordinated» groups in their own TV and online ads.

Subsidy spending is largely uncoordinated, with the state's regional economic development councils only coordinating around 6 percent of the $ 7 billion spent each year in New York on corporate tax subsidies, the groups said.

«The constraint factors of growth in the sub-region remained largely the same, including the pervasive political and non-tariff trade barriers, poor and uncoordinated energy supply, and infrastructure in roads and railway networks, therefore making it unattractive for investment.

The Peoples Democratic Party has said President Muhammadu Buhari, in saying that he was unaware that the Inspector General of Police, Ibrahim Idris, did not carry out his orders regarding the security situation in Benue State, has directly admitted running an «incompetent, disorganised and uncoordinated administration.»

She had become uncoordinated and lived in constant fear of falling.

«The way that the U.S. political and health systems are set up lends itself to mismanagement, confusion and uncoordinated responses,» said co-author Phillip Singer, doctoral student in the School of Public Health.

The work, to appear in the August issue of Neuron and tomorrow's issue of Cell, could lead to new treatments and perhaps cures, for these ailments, which are characterized by wild, uncoordinated movements.

Fifth is the issue of fragmented and uncoordinated health information systems — health metrics data in India are gathered by multiple agencies and surveillance systems but are often incomplete and inadequate; for example, private sector data are rarely captured.

That is why the European Respiratory Society is one of four founding societies, along with the European Association for the Study of Diabetes, the European Society of Cardiology and the European Cancer Organisation, of the Alliance for Biomedical Research in Europe, which aims to change the current fragmented and uncoordinated approach for biomedical research funding, by giving a single, powerful voice to the biomedical research community across Europe.

The unc - 9:: gfp construct partially rescued uncoordinated locomotion in unc - 9 (fc16)-- hermaphrodites exhibit wild - type forward movement interrupted with bouts of spastic kinking.

Youngsters who are clumsy and uncoordinated at age 7 are about two to four times as likely to be obese in adulthood as their more agile and graceful peers.

This one can be like rubbing your stomach while patting your head, so don't be frustrated if it feels uncoordinated at first — you can always eliminate the upper body movement and just hold the weight at your chest as you jump your feet in and out.

Externally, she looked like she was in great shape, but when I completed a pelvic floor muscle examination I found that her pelvic floor was weak and uncoordinated and that she was suffering from significant uterine prolapse.

I love this hairstyle and I've tried to do something like this many times, but I'm fairly uncoordinated and my arms get in the way / don't know where to go... Do you have any helpful tips, or is that something that gets better with more practice?

My parents never enrolled me in ballet classes (probably because I was a bit uncoordinated for a demi - plié), but I can pull off a pretty dancer - inspired ensemble.

I can be very uncoordinated, so the extra height in front makes it much easier for me to get around.

Whatever Life of the Party needs its star to be, it gives us — frumpy, hot, weird, normal, kind, mean, humiliated, heroic, limber, uncoordinated, sexy, unsexy — in the desperate hope that you'll latch on to some nugget of McCarthy - patented brazenness and you'll laugh, as if story and cohesion meant nothing.

It's great fun to have a friend along for the ride in the chaotic sandbox of Far Cry 5, and taking down outposts with a coordinated co-op assault (or an uncoordinated one, for that matter) is even more enjoyable than doing it alone.

We should learn from the law — as it is beginning to help our children learn — and not expect 50 uncoordinated states to get the nation where it needs to be in the demanding world of the 21st century.

If the proprioceptive and vestibular systems do not function effectively a child will appear clumsy and uncoordinated — a feature prevalent in a child with dyspraxia.

A legislative panel investigating the school massacre in the Russian town of Beslan last year has blamed government forces for an uncoordinated response to the crisis and has contradicted some aspects of the military's official account of the event, according to media reports.