Sentence examples for coordinated utilization from inspiring English sources

Our current work seeks to develop an ITS for training Robotic Assisted Laparoscopic Surgery (RALS), a complex task domain that requires a coordinated utilization of integrated cognitive, psychomotor, and perceptual skills.

The optimization results with and without DRs are compared in Table 4, and it is known that the total operation costs of the distribution system can be reduced by 14.15% with the coordinated utilization of DR resources.

As was observed for RMTg projections to the PPTg, single RMTg neurons project both to the DR and VTA, suggesting again that single RMTg neurons may coordinate utilization of multiple neurotransmitters in several structures.

Increasing the patient safety through participating in and coordinating the utilization of the checklist on a daily base, was considered an important work.

Moreover, the CMR ensures that the rate of glutamine utilization is coordinated with the stimulated rate of glycolysis, which characterizes cancer cells.

The responsibility of coordinating the checklist utilization was thus left exclusively to the nursing profession.

As absorption of light is an temperature independent process, it must be coordinated with the temperature dependent formation and utilization of ATP and NADPH.

Previous studies showed that some of these genes are involved in the formation and utilization of molybdopterin (MPT), which coordinated Mo thereby generating the Mo cofactor in Mo-dependent enzymes [ 26- 28].

Microgrid coordinated controllers are designed so as to optimize the utilization of energy available in existing energy storage system (ESS) as well as the energy being generated from prevailing renewable energy sources (RES).

Due to the intermittency of the DGs and constantly changing load demand, the charging and discharging of various ESSs in an ADS need to be properly coordinated to enhance the reliability and efficiency of renewable energy utilization [15].

Clusters of genes that work together to produce a product (e.g., a secondary metabolite) may show coordinated changes in evolutionary rates because of increased or decreased utilization of those genes over evolutionary time.