Sentence examples for coordination component from inspiring English sources
ISSUE: The education and coordination component of the center for biological defense provides bioreadiness training for safety professionals.
Each robot (N 1 to N 100) runs a chemical sensor and a location sensor which sample every 10 s and transmit the data to a coordination component running on the server (N 0).
The coordination component then calculates a set of navigation instructions every 10 s and transmits these to the navigation component running on each mobile robot (N 1 to N 100).
On top of that, today's home health care delivery models embody a robust care coordination component, which means that agency staff are continually following up to ensure that the recommendations of their visiting home care clinicians are being implemented.
The GFOI's R&D Coordination Component works to address methodological and technical issues that are obstacles to progress in developing countries' forest monitoring and GHG accounting efforts.
The work of the R&D Coordination Component is conducted through the collaborative efforts of GFOI partner researcher, experts, countries and other practitioners.
In order to implement such mechanisms, an architecture of reusable and pluggable coordination components is also introduced.
On the server-side the system is comprised of data storage, processing and coordination components.
In the multi-contingency theory, the relationships between structural, human, and coordination components are represented as a series of interconnected design rules.
Since the modifying effect on epoxy curing due to metal and coordination components and its effect on network structure are already documented in literature [5, 7, 10 12, 20], the impact of the presence of copper in a cured solder mask on the adhesion behavior was investigated in this study.
Additionally, the ability to integrate with the care team in an institution is not always a function of institutional policy; often the sense of mission and belief in the initiative from key individuals responsible for the implementation of care coordination components, such as clinicians, limit the level of integration achievable.
