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Those satellites will be coordinated by more than two dozen organizations, including unions and consumer groups, that support the law.
For example, an Fe atom with one bond to the surface (e.g., a IV site in Fig. 1) will likely have a different distance to nearest-neighbor Fe atoms than a 3V (or A) site and be coordinated by more inner-sphere water molecules than would an Fe atom in A, B, or C sites (Fig. 1).
More historical research needs to be done, the committee said, and that will be coordinated by the new research center, the Institute for the Study of Slavery and its Legacies.
The cis-dithiolene group of the pyran ring binds the molybdenum, which is coordinated by three more (oxygen) ligands.
SYSGENET is funded through the COST framework, an intergovernmental framework for European Cooperation in Science and Technology (http://www.cost.eu/about_cost) and is coordinated by Klaus Schughart (more details at: http://www.helmholtz-hzi.de/sysgenet/).de/sysgenet/
The government contends that some of it is being coordinated by the Irish Republican Army and even more of it by the I.R.A.'s counterpart Protestant guerrilla groups.
Belgium's environment minister, Joke Schauvliege, was recently forced to resign her position after suggesting that the strikes were being coordinated by unknown groups and were "more than spontaneous actions of solidarity".
A. The MIT group is coordinated by six faculty members and has more than 50 members, including graduate and undergraduate students, making it the largest U.S. university group on the CMS experiment.
But nowadays more and more work inside the yards is coordinated by software support systems.
The exercise, Unified Response, is coordinated by the London fire brigade working with more than 70 partner agencies including local councils, utility companies and specialist search and rescue teams to respond to the "disaster" at a reconstructed Waterloo station.
