Sentence examples for coordination of the three from inspiring English sources
Holmes wears a luxurious dressing gown at home, and Cecile (the aforementioned señorita) appears in a rich red gown with black mantilla, but the wardrobe highlight is the color coordination of the three actors' tasteful vests.
(iii) The coordination of the three hydroxamates of a siderophore takes place in stepwise processes, except the case of desferricrocin, with which, large-extent overlapping of the processes occurs.
Instead of setting up a new agency, The National Insurance Corporation of Eritrea (NICE) capacities could be reinforced to ensure the proper coordination of the three health financing functions.
In order to make improvements in the field of TRAIL-based drug development, investigators have looked for ways to stabilize the bioactive trimer by several means, including incorporation of trimerization domains or by simply adding Zn2+ to the production process which aids the coordination of the three cysteines present once in each TRAIL domain [ 27].
The 6-coordinated [LBCoCl2] showed a distorted octahedral geometry, achieved through coordination of the two pyridyl units, two chloro units, and bidentate coordination of nitrogen and oxygen in the N′-methoxyethylamine to the Co II) centre.
The coordination of the two control measures significantly enlarges the energy-intensive load regulation range.
The coordination of the two branches is carried out by a blending function.
This suggests different coordination of the two metal ions with oxygen.
The coordination of the two cellular programs was also evidenced by a morphology change of neurons in Sema3A gradients with different steepnesses.
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration said it had revised its contract with the Martin‐Marietta Corpora tion from $312.2‐million to $359.8‐million for the construc tion and coordination of the two craft.
To isolate the control and simplify the coordination of the two ASCs, the interference between ASCs is formulated by analyzing the minimal temporal intervals between any two tasks.
