Sentence examples for coordination theory from inspiring English sources

Coordination theory, created in a collaborative HCI context, has long emphasized the importance of implicit coordination.

Jørgensen's extensive preparations of numerous complexes provided the experimental foundation not only for the Blomstrand-Jørgensen chain theory but for Alsatian-born Swiss chemist Alfred Werner's coordination theory (1893) as well.

He is the co-editor of three books: Coordination Theory and Collaboration Technology (Erlbaum, 2001), Inventing the Organizations of the 21st Century MIT Press, 2003), and Organizing Business Knowledge: The MIT Process Handbook (MIT Press, 2003).

In his first experimental work in support of his coordination theory, Werner, together with the Italian Arturo Miolati, determined the electrical conductivities of solutions of several series of coordination compounds and claimed that the number of ions formed agreed with the constitutions (manners of bonding of the ligands) predicted by his theory rather than those predicted by Jørgensen.

In 1907 Werner applied his coordination theory to the structure of 12-tungstosilicic acid, H4 [SiW12O40], and its salts by assuming that the central group is an SiO44− ion surrounded octahedrally by six RW2O6+ groups (R = a unipositive ion), four linked by primary (ionic) and two linked by secondary (coordinate covalent) valences.

This analysis will reveal that dual-systems views are in need of fundamental re-thinking, and its elements will be amalgamated with current views on action-oriented predictive processing into a novel integrative theoretical framework (IMPPACT: Impetus, Motivation, and Prediction in Perception Action Coordination theory).

In this paper, a field-coordination theory is involved to optimize the SiC PVT growth process.

Such non-coordination theories take a number of different forms.

"Common agency and coordination: General theory and application to tax policy," with Gene Grossman and Elhanan Helpman.

There seems to be some degree of coordination between theory and empiricism.

This numerical finding explains the contradiction between existing experimental observations and the critical coordination number theory.