orchestrate

IPA: ˈɔrkɪstreɪt

Examples of "orchestrate" in Sentences

Does the CHRC "orchestrate" criminal prosecutions?
Article:Memo: Haiti leader sought to 'orchestrate'
And learn how to "orchestrate" your HVAC system for maximum efficiency.
Behavior, because it's so complicated to orchestrate, is polymorphic — it requires the action of many genes in concert.
Since the chromosomes and the genes they contain orchestrate the body's growth and development, a range of physical and behavioral problems may result.
The two teamed up, with Hameroff showing how synaptic inputs could 'orchestrate' Penrose objective reductions in neuronal microtubules, hence 'orchestrated objective reduction' (Orch OR).
Some may expect to find the "secrets" of the great orchestrator disclosed; but, as he himself reminds us in his preface, "to orchestrate is to create, and this is something which cannot be taught."