For example, the National Academy of Sciences reviewed the library's digital strategy in 2000 and issued a 284-page report that unequivocally directed the librarian to hire a chief information officer to manage a coordinated IT system for the entire agency.
LAC conceived the study, coordinated it, and critically reviewed it for intellectual content.
Coordinating it is an undertaking unprecedented for a Swedish publisher.
Until recently, it was difficult for a large crowd of strangers to coordinate, be it for peaceful protests or violent riots, without their message being overheard.
Called Maps Coordinate, it combines a paid-for business version of Google's standard maps product with an application downloaded to a worker's smartphone, creating a real-time record of worker locations.
If you do end up finding it, record GPS coordinates for it, and try to think of ways you can describe it in a way that'll make the person reading the guide find it more easily.
Once again, the virus that has been running almost totally unchecked through the body politic of America at least since 9/11 is a fear and lie-driven effort - too well coordinated for it to be accidental - to kill off America's ability to make rational and logical decisions about its future.
I have seen the Rothman Index in action at the Yale New Haven Health System, where special SWAT team nurses use it to coordinate care for the sickest patients.
I can assure you that I myself am not lusting after the One Direction boys, but given their line of work (singing, dancing, and a whole lot of color coordinating) it's natural for one to speculate.
One of Dabic's neighbours, who had a flat across the stairwell from him, was a woman who worked for Interpol and whose job it was coordinate the hunt for international fugitives such as Karadžić.
