Sentence examples for bigger coordination from inspiring English sources

Concretely speaking, the variations can be summarized as follows: throat radius becomes larger; homogeneity of pore throat increases; aspect ratio decreases; pore bodies and throats become more regular; shape factor becomes bigger; coordination number increases; and wettability varies toward water-wet.

But in bigger crises, coordination is now the rule.

Ca2+ and Sr2+ ions are much bigger, have higher coordination numbers (seven-coordinated Ca2+ 2.00 Å, eight-coordinate Ca2+ 2.17 Å, ten-coordinated Sr2+ 2.33 Å), and the bonds are less directed.

They were looking to create a sense of urgency, bigger goals, closer coordination, more confidence.

"But the big problem is coordination.

"We are not anticipating a wholesale change to cash machines... it's going to be a big job of coordination," says Mott.

One of the biggest challenges is coordination among different organizations, or agencies, that collect and analyze data from social media for disaster relief.

In particular, she played a big role in coordination and networking, ensuring that accurate health information was quickly relayed to the citizens of West Africa in order to help slow the spread of the disease.

Participants identified that the fact the referral system was not implemented was the biggest obstacle to coordination, and reported that they only became aware of their patients' situation when patients came to get an official prescription for medicines recommended by a specialist.

Then the "greed and poor coordination" of big tequila companies "broke the market momentum," he said.

Keeping current on required maintenance, including airworthiness directives from the F.A.A., involves a huge amount of paperwork and coordination at big airlines.