Sentence examples for development of a coordination from inspiring English sources
Next, it discusses the different steps in the development of a coordination and control system.
The development of a coordination controller for an experimental AMS is employed to illustrate the proposed strategy.
It highlights the noteworthy progress achieved in a short period of time, especially in terms of legislation, high-level policy-making, and the development of a national coordination structure for learning, sharing and building consensus.
This study highlights the need to for the development of a centralized ambulance coordination service with appropriately trained personnel.
The development of a true network implying coordination and standardization in a broader context would add significantly to the value and achievement of the AFHSC-GEIS mission.
The study provides five key recommendations which include the development of a Policy Framework, a Coordination Framework, Legal and Regulatory Systems, Social Welfare Systems and Social Behaviour Change Systems.
During follicular development there is a coordination of development between the somatic cells and the oocyte.
In the present report we describe the development of "Gene coordination" as a novel bioinformatics approach to address this issue.
The book includes an extended argument in favor of the social basis of meaning; a brief introduction to game theory, with a focus on coordination games and cooperation; discussions of common knowledge and games of partial information; models of games for pronouns and politeness; and the development of a system of social coordination of reference.
The four year effort resulted in the development of a research and management coordination network in South Florida that should provide the foundation for implementing ecosystem-based resource management across multiple agencies.
In fact, Cris tells us, because today's children are spending so much time in front of screens and not on the playground, they don't have the muscle tone "integral for the development of motor coordination". She cited a 2009 study stating that, due to technology overuse, one-third of children entering school are developmentally delayed.
