Sentence examples for a network of coordination from inspiring English sources
An additional notable feature in both of these complexes are the bridging ability of the quin oxygen which forms a network of coordination bonds in between the four Pb II) ions.
OCHA's Emergency Services Branch has a network of civil-military coordination - UN-CMCoord - experts that are dedicated to making sure that the open, balanced and often sensitive dialogue between the aid community and the military is maintained.
Experts say patients can benefit from a network of care and greater coordination between doctors and hospitals.
In Section 4, for example, we considered Lewis's recognition that each human language amounts to a network of Nash equilibria in coordination games around conveyance of information.
Five countries report having a SGS system that is not formally organised: in Germany, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom, SGS is carried out by a network of institutions without centralised coordination.
An FDC scheme is a network of carers, supported by FDC coordination units and sponsored by either local government or non-governmental agencies.
For tissue- and organ-scale coordination, a network of regulators enables molecular events in individual cells to translate into multicellular changes in structure and functional capacity.
Skeletal muscle development (myogenesis) is a complex and crucial process in all metazoan embryonic development involving temporal and spatial coordination of a network of myogenic transcription factors.
This review aims to highlight recent discoveries with an emphasis on how vinculin is involved in the coordination of a network of signals.
This paper addresses the design and analysis of multisite integration and coordination strategies within a network of petroleum refineries using different crude combination alternatives.
This paper considers the problem of multisite integration and coordination strategies within a network of petroleum refineries under uncertainty and using robust optimization techniques.
