In the typical topology defined for short-range wireless networks, a central element (coordinator, master etc). is normally in charge of coordinating the network and forwarding the information sent by the sensors to the remote monitoring point.
When Kat Fletcher joined the campaign team just after Corbyn was nominated, she was put in charge of coordinating volunteers.
It is also in charge of coordinating the emergency response of its 26 members, which include the United States, in the event of an energy crisis.
"Examples will be made," said Vincent A. LaPadula, a senior adviser to the mayor who is in charge of coordinating the effort.
Under the arrangement, a senior C.I.A. official based at Bagram air base in Afghanistan was put in charge of coordinating C.I.A. and military activities in the border region.
Around 11 a.m. the call came from Brian Ellis, the bureau chief of CBS News, who was in charge of coordinating the evacuation of the foreign press corps.
The Lehman group was in charge of coordinating and broadcasting calls that disclosed new research reports and changes in coverage or analysts' opinions.
At 33, he was the youngest major in the K.G.B., in charge of coordinating security for the Soviet spy agency's code and communications systems worldwide.
All of the flawed affidavits had been submitted by Michael Resnick, the F.B.I. supervisor in charge of coordinating the surveillance operations related to Hamas, the militant Palestinian group.
Ms. Rometty was put in charge of coordinating the work of the acquired firm's consultants with I.B.M.'s technologists, to tailor services and software offering for specific industries.
After lend-lease was approved by Congress in March, the individual Roosevelt put in charge of coordinating the program with the British was another personal envoy, Averell Harriman.
