Sentence examples for existing coordination from inspiring English sources

There are existing coordination forums that should be built on, not pushed aside during a response.

In this paper we propose an approach that relies on extending an existing coordination middleware for mobility (Lime).

Values for the enthalpy and entropy changes for an equilibrium involving the obstruction of potential ligand sites by existing coordination centres, and the activation enthalpies and entropies for the slow steps during complex formation, are determined.

The institutional arrangements within the policy process include: (1) rule-making systems for engagement; (2) expanding existing coordination mechanisms; (3) national safeguard standards; and (4) building on existing forest governance initiatives.

To tackle the existing coordination problem in PMSG based wind farms with LVRT capability, an improved wind farm protection coordination methodology is proposed.

General transfer of training between parkour and team sports may be supported by learners being enabled to adapt their existing coordination dynamics.

Strategy axis represents the strategies used in the foraging including: Search to specify the search strategy used, Grabbing, Transport, Homing, Recruitment of other robots to existing trails, Coordination strategy if it exists.

In 2010, the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality published the Care Coordination Measures Atlas, a publicly-available tool that provides details of existing care coordination measures and maps them onto a framework of perspective and coordination mechanisms [ 5].

Many coordination variations may in the end mean the same thing, e.g. a post-coordination may be equivalent to an existing pre-coordination or another post-coordination.

The aim of this study was to map and analyse the workflow functions of an existing care coordination workforce whose sole role was within a care coordination service.

In this way, personal coordination could be viewed as meeting patient needs and preferences that are not adequately addressed through existing standardized coordination processes.