Sentence examples for early coordination from inspiring English sources
Early coordination, public involvement, and project development.
23 CFR § 771.111 - Early coordination, public involvement, and project development.
The applicant must accomplish this through early coordination activities or through a scoping process.
(d) During early coordination, the lead agencies may invite other agencies that may have an interest in the action to participate.
(1) Early coordination with appropriate agencies and the public aids in determining the type of environmental review documents an action requires, the scope of the document, the level of analysis, and related environmental requirements.
The contractor's scope of work for the preparation of the EIS will not be finalized until the early coordination activities or scoping process found in paragraph (b) of this section is completed (including FTA approval, in consultation with the applicant, of the scope of the EIS content).
Coordination of language and physical circumstances replaces his earlier coordination of Kantian concepts and sensation.
It might therefore seem that one has an explanation for the strangely disappearing effects of bargaining coordination noted earlier: coordinated systems are more able to react to, or otherwise absorb, shocks the supply shocks of the 1970s and the disinflationary policies of the 1980s than they are to leverage more stable environments such as the 1990s.
Most have been at the club since the age of three or four, when they started out playing imaginative pirate games or racing car drills to make early ball coordination skills fun.
In addition to defining structural features, we also found that cells recruited to the pPIm underwent a round of synchronous cell division prior to invaginating, implying their early developmental coordination (see Fig. S2A-C in the supplementary material).
Perhaps the earliest known coordination compound is the bright red alizarin dye first used in India and known to the ancient Persians and Egyptians.
