Sentence examples for difficult coordination from inspiring English sources

This poses some difficult coordination problems.

This removes the possibility for cancelled Homejoy appointments or difficult coordination experiences.

Organisation theory states that difficult coordination is best met by enabling those involved to stay aware of each other in order to continuously adapt to each other's work [ 4].

Empirical accounts reveal how difficult such coordination often is due to contradictory views involved.

The reason for the higher rate of complications during the first period may be the difficult needle coordination between radiologist and nephrologists without needle guide; needle guide reduces sliding of the ultrasound transducer on slippery gel which makes the complex task of coordination and alignment of transducer plane and biopsy needle plane easier to perform.

Scenes from the films were shown on a screen above the orchestra as it played, posing difficult issues of coordination.

Again, the right coding is extremely important so that we don't have difficult problems of coordination.

The Institute of Functional Medicine offers some structure, but it is difficult to get coordination between mainstream Western Medicine and complimentary approaches.

"But I must say that I have never seen such a difficult task of coordination performed with more skill and deftness".

The council was over-burdened, its membership lacked expertise and its structure made coordination difficult, Prof Womersley suggested, making the proposed restructuring an urgent necessity.

Early testing showed that players found leg-arm coordination difficult, so Mr. Brock emphasized hand gestures while sticking to "step-touch, box-step, tiny kick lines" instead of more complex leg moves like développés.