Sentence examples for example of the coordination from inspiring English sources

Volunteer and Technical Communities (V&TCs) represent another prominent example of the coordination challenges posed by novel actors in humanitarian response.

The changes that occur in a python's body after feeding, for example, require the coordination of thousands of genes.

(Key Informant ID 11) The example of improved coordination despite the conflict in Nepal was also found during conflicts in East Timor [ 43] and Mozambique [ 37] where improved coordination amongst the key stakeholders helped increase utilisation of health services by the local population.

The Latin America and Caribbean Newborn Health Alliance is an excellent example of coordination at the regional level improving coordination in individual countries and ultimately reducing child mortality.

Examples of that coordination and support can be seen in the monumental responses to disasters such as the Tsunami and Katrina.

An example of such coordination is the development of the Nurri Curriculum for Age 5 together with policies for implementation, training of existing teachers, preparation of new teachers, and evaluation.

Bush's super PAC involvement is just the most high-profile example of direct coordination in the supposed pre-candidate period.

As an example of the rebels' lack of coordination, Mohamed recounted the story of an initially successful assault three days ago on three government checkpoints.

Another early example of the preparation of a coordination compound is the use in 1760 of a sparingly soluble compound, potassium hexachloroplatinate(2−), K2[PtCl6], to refine the element platinum.

An important example of the latter form of coordination is the team-based design, and several studies have therefore explicitly focused on teams in their analysis of task interdependence (e.g., Adler 1995; Astley and Zajac 1991; Baer et al. 2010).

For example, the coordination of fingers is considered important for fine motor development.