Sentence examples for building coordination from inspiring English sources
Our solution to this building coordination problem is based on Hierarchical Task Network (HTN) planning in combination with activity recognition.
Younger children are better off with gymnastics, karate, swimming or other activities where they are only using their bodies —not sports equipment — and building coordination.
The policy emphasises capability building of primary care providers by recruiting more qualified family doctors, improving infrastructure, and building coordination between tertiary hospitals and community health centres.
The central level is responsible for setting policies, standards and guidelines, resource mobilization, capacity building, coordination of service delivery, monitoring and supervision.
UNICEF assists with improving the organization, coordination and management of child health interventions; improving the monitoring and evaluation of health services; and building coordination between health facilities and communities.
Apart from supporting the provision of basic social services such as these, UNICEF activities include advocacy and promotion of children's and womens' rights; policy and institutional development; capacity building; coordination; and management of common services for the humanitarian community in southern Sudan.
Whether for constructing advanced materials and complex biological devices or for building sophisticated coordination complexes with diverse metal-based functions, proteins are nature's favorite building blocks.
Previous studies indicated that the analysis of behavioral patterns in CSCL can shed light on the problems of knowledge building and coordination during collaboration (Hou et al. 2007; Hou 2010).
It is through building community, coordination and communication online that we have been growing an intergenerational movement of girls and women working in common cause.
Building community coordination and integration activities are lengthy and intensive yet were largely unfunded.
Effective global engagement in support of disease surveillance capacity building requires coordination and partnership.
