Sentence examples for enabled coordination from inspiring English sources

A scanning task enabled coordination bias to be assessed pre-practice.

Here, we see convergence between digitally enabled coordination efforts, deeply rooted in multilateral humanitarian institutions, and the diagnostic processes that they enable.

This kind of relational governance (as opposed to contractual or hierarchical governance) enabled coordination based on trust, reciprocity, and common norms and values that were embedded in the relationships between the partners in networks (Willem & Gemmel 2013).

One of the new laws is intended to enable coordination with the United States military.

The virtual support infrastructure and tools facilitate the flow of information, and enable coordination to occur beyond geographic limitations.

Common expertise and knowledge between target and acquirer prior to an acquisition offer an alternative pathway to resolve the coordination-autonomy dilemma by enabling coordination without disrupting the autonomy of the target (Puranam et al. 2009).

Therefore, if corridor mapping is approached as part of an ongoing process of negotiated land use planning rather than as an end in itself, it can be an important step in enabling coordination across competing institutions.

One of the functions of reputations in societies is to enable coordination, and some of the most familiar instances of this occur when reputations are based on past actions.

From the engineering perspective, cell cell communication serves as a versatile regulatory module that enables coordination among cells in and between populations and facilitates the generation of reliable dynamics.

Unlike femtocells, which have limited functionality, small cell solutions provide to the indoor segment the same functionality as the outdoor macrocell, i.e., the entire structure behaves as a macrocell enabling coordination with the rest of the mobile network, thus simplifying network operation and maintenance.

Communication by light emission between the zooids enables coordination of colony effort, for example in swimming where each zooid provides part of the propulsive force.