Sentence examples for depending on coordination from inspiring English sources
The packing patterns are characterized with the coordination number, and packing pattern varied depending on coordination numbers.
And for a snake that depends on coordination and power to make a living in the most competitive biotic economy on earth, that's bad news.
Instead, the two allies depended on "coordination" and a continuation of the existing advisory relationship, with every South Vietnamese army unit larger than a company having its complement of U.S. advisers.
Effectiveness in sociotechnical systems often depends on coordination among multiple agents (including both humans and autonomous technologies).
However, movement across an uneven surface depends on coordination of the contraction of the leg muscles with predictive visual cues so the problem of locomotion makes these two developmentally independent subsystems part of the same functional unit.
Your success with stilettos also depends on coordination and confidence.
A successful development of herbivorous insects into plant tissues depends on coordination of metabolic processes.
Participants explained that successful mobile health clinic implementation would depend on coordination with community leaders and traditional healers.
Accurate chromosome segregation depends on coordination between cohesion resolution and kinetochore-microtubule interactions (K-fibers), a process regulated by the spindle assembly checkpoint (SAC).
These will depend on coordination across many local closed-loop dynamics at levels associated with units within the organisation and with individuals within the units.
