Sentence examples for coordination into from inspiring English sources

During the design of the Atlas, tools were developed that allow for component-based creation of simulation models, creation of interactive multimedia and their final coordination into a compact unit based on the given design.

The recently launched presidential "moonshot" against cancer, which I've addressed in this space before, has the opportunity to put renewed emphasis and coordination into the research effort.

While the core PCP pathway coordinates local polarity in groups of cells, there appears to be a requirement for an additional signaling pathway(s) that brings this local coordination into register with the axes of the organ or embryo.

Finally, our mapping exercise brings the relevance of coordination into perspective that makes it possible to empirically define and specify the level of 'integration' between management and professionalism in vertical (macro-level/state and hospital governance; top-level and department level of the organisation) and horizontal (costs and quality) directions.

Finally, hydrogen bonding interactions assemble the different coordination units into higher-dimensional frameworks.

The object function takes influence of project priorities on coordination cost into consideration, ( pri_{i} ) and ( pri_{j} ) denotes priority of project ( P_{i} ) and ( P_{j} ) respectively.

Another bio-inspired methodology for the development of hybrid catalysts consists in the incorporation of coordination complexes into biomolecules, with the aim to upgrade their catalytic abilities.

The IMC Reo tool is a plug-in of the editor that converts coordination patterns into IMC Reo models (Oliveira et al. 2014, 2015), which can than be converted to inputs for a range of well known quantitative analysis tools.

While in 5 and 6, the uncoordinated tfBDC2- ligands and multimeric water clusters is responsible for the conversion of these 1D coordination polymers into 3D supramolecular assemblies through O H⋯O hydrogen bonding interactions.

Following Lewis's (1969) introduction of coordination games into the philosophical literature, the philosopher Margaret Gilbert (1989) argued, as against Lewis, that game theory is the wrong kind of analytical technology for thinking about human conventions because, among other problems, it is too 'individualistic', whereas conventions are essentially social phenomena.

The new rules of super PAC coordination went into effect soon after the 2014 midterm elections.