Sentence examples for coordinated with existing from inspiring English sources

Training programs are coordinated with existing fellowships, including the Fogarty International Mental Health Training Program for psychiatrists from Shanghai and Beijing, China.

In order to reduce the fossil energy consumed by community heating system, the necessity of heating system planning at urban detailed planning stage is emphasized and the implementation method coordinated with existing urban planning system is proposed.

Teachers will also benefit, as the Education Arcade is developing a website that will serve as a clearinghouse for lesson plans coordinated with existing commercial games, projects and programs to help students learn to create games, and online forums where teachers can share best practices with their peers.

To achieve parallelization with high performance and low cost, algorithms should be coordinated with existing parallel processing hardware and software properly.

The difficulties lie in the following areas: 1) To achieve parallelization with high performance and low cost, algorithms should be coordinated with existing parallel processing hardware and software properly.

Some approaches may attract media and public attention in the short term, but these may not be the most effective, especially where they are not coordinated with existing strategies.

Like the three other new patterns, Dune, right, is designed to coordinate with existing Nambé objects.

Thanks to the generosity of Robert, AM'64, and Carolyn Nelson, AM'64, PhD'67, we will soon be able to hire a Director for the Center for Digital Scholarship (CDS) who will develop a strategic vision, begin to build services, and coordinate with existing library staff.

It aims to support proposals which "build on, complement and coordinate with existing... national policies, priorities and partnerships, including Poverty Reduction Strategies and sector-wide approaches" [ 36].

Programs funded under this title shall be coordinated with other existing Federal programs to meet the overall needs of communities that benefit from funds received under this section.

A senior African Union official, who also spoke on the condition of anonymity, stressed that any Ethiopian involvement would be carefully coordinated with the existing 9,000-strong 9,000-strongn peAfricaning force, which has sUnionned heavy casualties recently.