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In the SCSP, the S-labor-market model is designed to build the coordination among service groups by employing the proposed recruiting protocol.

The chromium environment is distorted octahedral in the three complexes: two nitrogen atoms from a bidentate bipy (1 and 2) or phen (3) ligand and four oxygen atoms from two oxalate groups (1 3) build the coordination polyhedron around the chromium atom.

All the sequence and structural homologs of the mycobacterial dephosphocoenzyme A kinase, such as the Haemophilus CoaE, the adenosine-5'-phosphosulphate kinase and shikimate kinase, have two aspartic acid residues in close proximity to each other, which build the coordination sphere of the magnesium ion (5).

In the framework of the WASH cluster transition, UNICEF will continue to build the coordination and preparedness capacities of the Directorate of Water and Sanitation.

It may take awhile to build the muscle strength and coordination to press just the one fret you need for each string.

"My understanding of Pilates is that it builds up the coordination between the back muscles and the stomach muscles," Dr. Muldoon said.

Highways built under the coordination of EAC Secretariat especially those linking countries with different driving sides, such as Tanzania and Burundi or Uganda and Rwanda do not even have special inter-connecting hubs to switch motorists from left to right and vice versa.

To execute their strategies, companies must foster coordination across units and build the agility to adapt to changing market conditions.

L. Schibler conceived the study, participated in its design and coordination, built the bovine physical map, carried out bioinformatic and statistical analyses and drafted the manuscript.

Training 2 was designed to build eye hand coordination by teaching the children to move the on-screen cursor onto specific items on the screen.

With these funds, UNICEF enhanced sectoral coordination and built the emergency preparedness and response capacities of key stakeholders, including the Government (at national and county levels), non-governmental organization partners and communities.