uncoordinated

IPA: ʌnkoʊˈɔrdʌneɪtɪd

(of a group or body etc.) Having components that act independently of each other.
(of a project etc.) Not coordinated or properly planned.
(of body movement) Lacking coordination.

Examples of "uncoordinated" in Sentences

No one wants his child described as uncoordinated.
The problem with this, however, is the "uncoordinated" part.
Now if you called her uncoordinated, then there’d be a problem.
This would give Motorola time to move its current business users on MURS to the new "uncoordinated" business channels.
In his inflated suit, although warm, he felt like some kind of uncoordinated space traveler trekking across a distant planet.
Looks like those "uncoordinated" slimings financed by your party's fatcats won't have to go unanswered by the campaign for lack of funds.
The "uncoordinated" Hammond - with slurred speech, bloodshot and "glassy" eyes -- failed his sobriety field tests and registered breath samples of 0.188 and 0.191, according to the report.
This kind of uncoordinated growth means more than a long drive to work; it means a half hour to buy a loaf of bread; it means that working families have to spend thousands of dollars a year more on transportation costs when they might want the option of spending that money on a year of a good college for a son or daughter.
Here's what I've noticed from reading some really good reports on fields / industries / sectors / ecosystems as diverse as women's studies, microfinance, impact investing, conflict resolution, digital media and learning, philanthropy, and social entreprenuership - the recommendations for building the field, or taking it from a phase of entreprenuerial fragmentation - what Katherine Fulton aptly calls uncoordinated innovation