Sentence examples for coordination resources from inspiring English sources

"They need the technical grounding to work with laboratory managers and research directors, the teaching skills to prepare students for time abroad, and the insight to make good matches". Finding additional coordination resources is one challenge as MISTI pursues its goal of scaling up to offer international experience to any interested MIT student.

The programs described in this report require trained personnel and central coordination, resources that may not be readily available in all African settings.

However, the multiproject-management literature portfolio, program, and platform lags behind and remains focused on ex ante coordination, resource allocation and selectionism.

Despite these advantages, several technical issues should be considered for efficient femtocell deployment, e.g., signal interference coordination, resource allocation and management, access strategy, network synchronization, self-organization and optimization, and handover between macro- and femtocells.

In particular, it is difficult to accurately constrain costs such as volunteer and labourer coordination, resource procurement (e.g., purchased, hired, or donated), and machinery wear and tear due to infiltration by volcanic ash into air intake filters (Brown et al. 2011a; Hayes et al. 2015).

These include planning, coordination, resource mobilization and implementation of programmes contributing to enhancement of national capacities, so that all children in the country enjoy their rights.

In order to provide national leadership, coordination, resource mobilisation and advocacy, the Tanzanian Ministry of Health and Social Welfare (MoHSW,) following WHO guidance, therefore formed two bodies (a Taskforce Committee and Technical Working Group) to oversee the scaling up of circumcision services in the country.

These HIV services can only be implemented if an enabling environment for HIV service delivery exists (legal framework; political will; effective planning, management and coordination; resource mobilisation and utilization; capacity; and advocacy) – therefore, the enabling environment was the third aspect that was investigated.

Several suboptimal strategies have been proposed to realize base station coordination such as coordinated resource allocation [38] or clustered coordination [39].

Applications require significant design effort and complex coordination of resources to define, deploy and execute components on heterogeneous and often unknown resources.

But then again, it takes serious coordination and resources to sustain and succeed in antitrust fights.