Sentence examples for a global coordinating from inspiring English sources

Prior to BuzzFeed, Cate worked as a global coordinating editor for MSN News, and has written for online publications including Stylist Magazine and the Guardian.

There was also an acknowledgement that a global coordinating platform for NCDs needs to be established at the 65th World Health Assembly in 2012, spearheaded by the NCD Alliance (39).

Data in different local coordinates can be converted to a global coordinate system, by calculating the camera moving distance and cosines of the moving direction.

Next, each needle section is decomposed into a sequence of points and transformed into a global coordinate system using the tracked transducer pose.

Based on the saturated seepage equation, the element coefficient matrix of the membrane element method is derived, and a geometric transform relation for the membrane element between a global coordinate system and a local coordinate system is obtained.

Within a global coordinate system the transfer matrix is periodic, but introduction of a local coordinate system rotating with nodal cross-sections results in an autonomous transfer matrix for this Floquet system.

Given a set of robots with arbitrary initial locations and no initial agreement on a global coordinate system, gathering requires that all robots reach the exact same but not predetermined location.

While many approaches consider rigid facets and/or linear approximations to rotations, a truss and hinge finite element method is presented here within a global coordinate system framework to accurately capture the geometric nonlinearities while allowing for small to moderate facet deformation.

The fluid dynamics and the structure motion are coupled in a partitioned iterative manner with a feedback penalty immersed boundary method where the flow dynamics is defined on a fixed Lagrangian grid and the structure dynamics is described on a global coordinate.

By using this method, vSLAM can be initialized in a global coordinate system on the earth.

Define a global coordinate system at the first point of the segment (L).