Sentence examples for coordination functionality from inspiring English sources

Coordination functionality was implemented by the application control node with a finite state machine.

Also, the coordination functionality is more important when the research type relates to commercialization projects than when the team is involved in basic level research projects.

We have reported elsewhere the benefits of a case management model implemented in the Andalusian Health Care System in home care, in terms of improvement of accessibility, care coordination, patients functionality, satisfaction and caregivers' burden [ 22].

Based on the hypothesis that the brain is a society of semiautonomous neural agents and full autonomy is the result of coordination of semiautonomous functionalities, a multiagent data warehousing (MADWH) and multiagent data mining (MADM) approach is presented for brain modeling and illustrated with robot motion control.

Metal organic coordination compounds containing sulfur functionality have attracted much attention because of their intriguing architectures and applications.

According to our definition, specific DSN opportunity development processes are directed towards better functionality and coordination of product, finance and information flows across the DSN.

The structural dimensions of mesoporous materials permit access by functional supermolecules, including coordination complexes, and control of their functionality can be achieved by variation of pore geometry.

Cyanide-bridged coordination nanoparticles have also chemical functionality and serve as precursors for the controlled design of other nanomaterials (alloys, oxides…).

Graphite oxide prepared according to the Hummers method has various oxygen functionalities which form coordination bonds with metal ions.

In terms of functionality, an IED integrates the function module (FM), local coordination module (LCM) and remote coordination module (RCM).

Visuo-motor coordination (VMC) requires normal cognitive executive functionality, an ability to transform visual inputs into movement plans and motor-execution skills, all of which are known to be impaired in Parkinson's disease (PD).