In 1983, while assigned to an elite tank division at Fort Stewart, Ga., he was tapped to coordinate the task force that invaded Grenada.
The software infrastructure involves a number of build/deployment systems, and a deployment repository [33] was necessary to coordinate the task of deploying everything to the right location, with compatible software versions, and ensuring services are brought up/down in the correct order.
Now, a little more than a year later, the city has cleaned up more than 60percentt of the neighborhoods targeted for rodent control, according to Maxine Martin, who coordinates the task force with Mr. Ford.
JCA has elaborated and written the protocol of the study and has coordinated the tasks of the different work subgroups as well as being responsible for reference updating.
A special construction unit is being established in UNICEF's Pakistan headquarters to coordinate the massive task of rebuilding health facilities and schools with the Pakistani government's Earthquake Reconstruction and Rehabilitation Agency.
The robot programming framework proposed here includes a tool (RoboGraph) to program and coordinate the activity (tasks) of these middleware modules.
As mentioned earlier in regard to a capacity-limited parallel processing model, and as indicated by the rDLPFC and rVLPFC timecourses (Fig. 6), attentional resources may be deployed early to coordinate the two tasks.
By a project lifecycle management (PLM) system, the platform could provide the function to coordinate the progress among different task groups distributed in China.
Only the metric or coordinate task, the topological or categorical task, the temporal ordering and novelty detection are concluded in this analysis as the number of animals in each group were insufficient in the other experiments reported in the review to run this analysis.
However, Stern and El-Ansary (1992) asserted that channel members may use power to determine who will undertake which marketing activities, coordinate the performance of these tasks, and manage conflict among themselves.
Stern and El-Ansary (1992) assert that channel members use power to determine who will undertake which marketing activities, coordinate the performance of these tasks, and manage conflict among themselves.
