Sentences with word «uncoordinated»

Ride & Fly will do to you what the really impressive parkour and freerunning videos did to hundreds of uncoordinated people on YouTube: make you embarrass yourself horribly trying to do something that awe - inspiring.

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

Affected dogs usually present before 6 months of age with uncoordinated gait and poor balance, gradually becoming more severe until at around a year and a half, unable to move without falling and Dogs with this condition appear to otherwise retain normal cognitive and behavioral functioning.

And nearly 40 % of those with ventricular fibrillation — a condition in which the heart quivers with uncoordinated contractions but hasn't completely stopped — survived in Seattle, compared to about 8 % of those in Alabama.

Hopefully you'll be like them and not as uncoordinated as me, so having a nursing cover is really helpful.

This is a DIY project that I can actually do myself... LOL I'm so uncoordinated when it comes to DIY projects.

He found that lizards near the southernmost end of the range — near Brownsville, Texas — became uncoordinated at about 11 °C.

Congenital peripheral vestibular disease, causing head tilting, poor balance, rapid eye movements and uncoordinated walking in kittens.

Unpacking took me too much time and moving in day was so uncoordinated at all.

I was a cheerleader for one semester in high school... definitely not for me since I am very uncoordinated when it comes to dance and cheer routines.

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

This trail is not recommended for uncoordinated people or people hiking alone.

While we understand the demand for information that parties face during an NTSB investigation, uncoordinated releases of incomplete information do not further transportation safety or serve the public interest.»

That's no basis for criticizing any developer, of course, but the leading development team, Bitcoin «Core» sometimes seems to speak with a unified voice, and sometimes seems to vanish behind the theory that open - source development is just uncoordinated people from which coding decisions emerge.

See the veterinarian immediately if your dog appears weak, has trouble walking or is seeming uncoordinated as these may be signs of magnesium deficiency.

«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.

He is raw, a little uncoordinated, but intriguing and strong.

All but the most uncoordinated of players sang praise of the fighting controls in Skyward Sword and Nintendo Land's Zelda: Battle Quest.

Safety issues: Never add cereal to a bottle without medical supervision if your baby has a weak suck or uncoordinated sucking skills.

It's simply uncoordinated.

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.

The absence of an effective, credible body in recent years has resulted in fragmented and uncoordinated policy - making at the national level.

«What can one person do in the shadow of gigantic energy corporations, impersonal public utilities, a hopelessly uncoordinated government and a populace that doesn't seem to care?»

Swing for the fences, or look for the ones that split the sea of uncoordinated children.

The thing about Giannis is that unlike other tall and gangly guys like Noel, Giannis never looked uncoordinated.

He's not uncoordinated; he's claiming the item / spot as his own!

Thus the whole ensemble may be interpreted (at least potentially) as sampling our collective beliefs and uncertainties regarding the climate system, although the ad - hoc and uncoordinated nature of the model - building process around the world may raise some doubts as to the plausibility of such an assumption.

Even then, they are quite uncoordinated until they are about 18 - 21 days old.

General Counsel are faced with assortment of uncoordinated regulations and sanctions from global territories in 2018.

A lot of thoughts raced through my mind during my sons» first uncoordinated crawling sprees, and as the following will reveal, I had some conflicting feelings.

«The worse the atrophy in this brain region of older adults, the more uncoordinated and poorly timed are their deep - sleep brainwaves,» Walker said.

Similarly, there is no expectation that wildlife or community health would be protected by such uncoordinated activities.

If doctors and judges work 20 years and spend two years foraging for ants, pine bark, cattail and squirrels, this is more expensive than working 22 years at a 1 % higher tax - rate and not seeing uncoordinated family members starve (okay only one would starve).

Here, SoupAddict's extremely uncoordinated left hand gets the seasoning duty so her right hand can snap the seasoning action photo.

Mert is too slow, too awkward, too uncoordinated.

Unlike upright positions when you need to control a tiny, uncoordinated baby.

Financing of such services likewise cuts across multiple, discrete, and uncoordinated funding streams, as well as federal and state programs.

This can leave vulnerable young people having to deal with unsuitable and uncoordinated adult services which do not cater for their specific needs or the life stage they are at.

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.

Institutional challenges such as uncoordinated network planning; a lack of national and technical standards for grid connection of renewable electricity; a policy focus on increasing installed renewable capacity instead of delivered electricity; and a lack of or poorly structured incentives for grid operators to invest in grid reinforcement, interconnection and systems management, and ancillary service provision.

As a result, alcohol - exposed worms stop wriggling — the C. elegans version of the sluggish, uncoordinated behavior characteristic of inebriated humans.

«The repeated, frequent and uncoordinated visits by different tour companies does present a problem for sensitive breeding colonies of Antarctic wildlife,» says Bruce Manheim, a lawyer who works for the Washington - based Environmental Defense Fund.

Instead, he is staking out a position in the middle of a growing but often uncoordinated movement to improve the current system of American science, technology, engineering, and mathematics education (often abbreviated as STEM).

But none of the proposals presented to the public for debate addresses the elephant in the room: We have two independent entities making uncoordinated decisions about the future of our public school system.

Lol, he didn't realize how totally uncoordinated and ungraceful I really was.

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.

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.