Sentence examples for extend coordination from inspiring English sources

The spokesman said that the intention was to extend coordination to the north, where the commandos hold their other big area.

Composition contracts extend coordination contracts by using CA actions without atomicity guarantees to implement fault tolerance.

Demographical changes have stimulated a coordination reform in the Norwegian health care sector, creating new working practices and extending coordination within and between primary and hospital care, increasing the need for inter-municipal cooperation (IMC).

Furthermore, the effects were limited to control-oriented clauses (i.e., legal clauses), and did not extend to coordination-oriented clauses (i.e., technical clauses).

Intensive research in this field resulted in the synthesis and magnetochemical characterization of high-spin polynuclear molecules as well as extended multidimensional coordination networks which behave like molecular or photoinduced magnets.

The inter-chain π π stacking interactions between neighboring phenyl rings in Eu2 chains extend the 1D coordination chains to construct a novel 2D supramolecular architecture, which further stabilizes this structure.

Clinical coordination across levels of care should prevent wasteful duplication of diagnostic testing, perilous polypharmacy and conflicting care plans [ 5, 6]; thus the effects of clinical coordination extend beyond cost reduction through improving quality of care [ 7– 9].

The inter-chain C H···Cl hydrogen bonds between the pyridine rings and the coordinated chloride anions extend these 1-D coordination frameworks to result in a novel 2-D supramolecular architecture, and there exist significant edge-to-edge π π stacking interactions between the inter-chain neighboring pyridyl rings of the ligand, which may further stabilize this structure.

The studies in above literatures are specified on single channel, which necessitate the multichannel access coordination to extend to multichannel industrial WSNs.

Such coordination must extend to regional and local levels, among provinces and among river basins.

Section 24 describes modeling the structures of glasses which requires the calculation of bond valences for distances that extend beyond the first coordination sphere since this sphere is not well-defined in amorphous materials.