Sentence examples for define coordination from inspiring English sources

2. Related: Why did Barr's four-page summary appear to define coordination with Russia so narrowly — as an "agreement" between the Trump campaign and the Russian government — and does this word choice suggest that the Mueller investigation found coordination that did not rise to the level of an agreement?

2) The authors must precisely and quantitatively define coordination between expiration and inspiration.

In this study we found that partners in the Bangladesh health SWAp define coordination and ownership differently.

This is similar to recent findings in spinal cord networks showing independent activation of flexor and extensor motor outputs (Hägglund et al., 2013) 2) The authors must precisely and quantitatively define coordination between expiration and inspiration.

These challenges are often tackled by relying on a priori and well defined coordination schema among behaviors, and on fixed periodic or ad hoc monitoring strategies.

To show the lack of captured photos related to the size of the construction site, the absolute reconstructed 3D point cloud model is overlaid on the gas compressor station plan, as shown in Figure 7; these points were measured using SfMGeoref v.2.3 (James et al. 2012) by defining coordination points (X, Y, Z) for at least three points.

This year, we've seen campaigns and outside groups push the boundaries of the Federal Election Commission's rules defining coordination farther than ever.

We'll also closely monitor other legislation that defines coordination between candidates and outside spending groups, including Super PACs, in order to limit the big money flowing into our elections.

Individual-candidate Super PACs can be shut down by legislation that properly defines coordination between a candidate and a Super PAC to include the factors that establish the close ties between the candidate and Super PAC, such as the Super PAC being controlled by close associates of the candidate.

Three of them qualitatively correspond to later defined coordination rules 1, 3, and 5 (see Sect.  3), the fourth is the diagonal connection mentioned above for which no experimental support has been found.

Purpose: UNICEF, the world's leading organization working for the rights of children, seeks a consultant to:  Provide technical support to the KDL to define the coordination mechanism by elaborating the TORs of a coordination mechanism, especially optimizing the role of a consultative council.