Sentence examples for extending coordination from inspiring English sources

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).

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

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.

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

This will involve strengthening hybrid sector coordination, extending resource mobilization efforts and establishing new partnerships with civil society organizations and government institutions.

LogOp is a coordination model extending Linda by allowing a single coordination operation to dynamically address a multiplicity of possibly distributed tuple spaces.

Extending the notion of coordination, relational coordination (RC) refers to a "mutually reinforcing process of interaction between communication and relationships, carried out for the purpose of task integration" [ 25].

This work aims at further elucidating the different behaviour in terms of bonding modes and coordination motifs, expanding the study to 1- and 8-aryl-substituted carbazol-9-yl frameworks, extending them to the coordination chemistry of the Ae metals.

We recommend extending the scope of coordination studies to include a broader range of coordinating stakeholders.

We present the design of a BPEL orchestration engine based on ReSpecT tuple centres, a coordination model extending Linda with the ability of declaratively programming the reactive behaviour of tuple spaces.

We observed coordination in 26 out of 32 H7 cells (P<0.001) (Figure 5B), demonstrating that coordination extends across the centromere and most likely reflects a chromosome-wide choice.