Sentence examples for a coordinated structure from inspiring English sources
"In that context, you can't have a coordinated structure," he said.
This study was conducted to determine the cost to harvest lignocellulosic biomass for use as biorefinery feedstock, and to determine the potential economies of size that might result from a coordinated structure.
In this work we present a novel approach in order to improve the power system stability, by designing a coordinated structure composed of a power system stabilizer and static synchronous series compensator (SSSC -based damping controller.
Moreover, EWS must be "mainstreamed" as early warning articulated systems (EWASs), which is a coordinated structure for the implementation of specific strategies of action to achieve disaster risk management that goes beyond response activities, by integrating science for disaster risk and the notion of long-term communication (Alcántara-Ayala and Oliver-Smith 2017).
If so, they should have a coordinated structure as spatiotemporal patterns in a functionally relevant way.
The noradrenergic system is part of a coordinated structure that promotes behavioral adaptation to novel environments [ 37].
A photoluminescent terbium (Tb) complex involving a novel benzoic-acid compound with a unique coordinated structure, namely 1,4-bis(carbonylmethyl terephthalate (BCMT), has been designed and synthesized.
The first-principle calculations clearly demonstrate the structural transformation of SiC from a fourfold coordinated structure to sixfold coordinated structure under pressure.
The oxygen anions have a coordination number of 3, they result in a trigonal planar coordinated structure.
The design process uses a coordinated decentralized structure of adaptive control with reference model coordination.
In her new role, Shenton will be responsible for establishing a coordinated management structure for the libraries that balances the need for School-based decisions regarding patron-facing activities with the need for a more harmonized approach to strategic, administrative, and business processes.
