FOR all the warm words about coordination and shared approaches, when David Cameron and Barack Obama talked Syria at the White House on May 13th, striking differences could be heard.
But for all this to work requires coordination with law enforcement — and a less sophisticated thief who doesn't know how to disable such systems, which security and law enforcement officials say professional car thieves are increasingly circumventing.
Gerry Brave, a Queens assistant district attorney who works with New York City's auto crime unit, said that "because it can take a day or two for all that coordination," professional thieves have time to dismantle any tracking equipment.
In order to make it a one-stop shop platform for all your coordination needs, the Groundcrew team, which includes co-founder and former Interaction Designer at Google Chad Thornton and Head of Communications Jordan Stout, wrote its own scripting language, called CEML (Coordinated Event Markup Language).
First-shell fits were then obtained for all reasonable coordination numbers, including mixed nitrogen/oxygen/sulfur ligation, while allowing the absorber scatterer distance, Ras, and the Debye Waller factor, σas, to vary.
From the early 1930s through the early 1950s, VB theory was used to interpret almost all coordination phenomena, for it gave simple answers to the questions of geometry and magnetic susceptibility with which chemists of that time were concerned.
Due to the preference of Ga III) for the coordination number six, all coordination sites of NOTA are used, while two sites of DOTA remain uncoordinated in a Ga-DOTA-complex (Majkowska-Pilip & Bilewicz 2011; Viola-Villegas & Doyle 2009).
(3) Fix B to the mean value for all multiple-coordination-number ions combined (0.399 Å) and let R o refine.
The value of R o for a given ion pair given by Brown & Altermatt (1985 ▸) is the geometric mean value for all cation-coordination polyhedra used in the calculation.
Thus, many participants spoke of a need for greater coordination between all the players.
