Sentence examples for efficiently coordinated from inspiring English sources

Since then, they have efficiently coordinated protests around the country with a tone of increasing defiance.

Today, design projects involve more and more activities and work groups which must be efficiently coordinated.

Taking limited communication networks among the multi-robot system into account, a new cooperative search algorithm, namely, a probability particle swarm optimizer with information-sharing mechanism, is proposed and independently executed by each robot, by which the team of robots can be efficiently coordinated to locate a stationary odor source.

We present an approach of an agent-based information and trading network (ITN) called CASA for dynamic production and sales of timber; the integrated services for logistics and e-commerce are efficiently coordinated by appropriate types of holonic structured intelligent agents of the network.

That's why the Pentagon's Office of Suicide Prevention is engaged in a massive effort to determine exactly what programs exist, how much is being spent on them and how they can be more efficiently coordinated.

Mr. Madi Hamada of IOC recalled that the during the Donors' Conference on Food Security held in Madagascar in February 2015, existing donors' allocations to food security in the region are not efficiently coordinated.

We were barely able to build a road or a functional airfield, or to efficiently coordinate our extensive rail system.

But 20 years of reform efforts have led to a wave of provider consolidation that has made little headway in efficiently coordinating care.

Such a system would provide a universal medium for voluntary collaboration and economic exchange, efficiently coordinating the activities of all people on Earth.

Nevertheless, proteins can represent alternative targets since in particular sulfur groups, present in cysteine or methionine residues, can efficiently coordinate platinum.

A key success factor is good requirements engineering (RE), and in particular, the challenges of effectively and efficiently coordinating and communicating requirements.