The standard least squares method is typical and robust in estimating daily GNSS coordinates, but is unsuitable for more frequent coordinates and for simultaneously estimating a large number of unknown parameters.
Cardiovascular disease, respiratory disease, and diabetes were the most frequent comorbidities at all coordinating sites among positives for influenza.
More simply, relational coordination is coordinating work through relationships of shared goals, shared knowledge and mutual respect, supported by frequent, timely, accurate, and problem solving communication [ 25].
Every contig in the solution to the MWM projects a coordinate position and an orientation back to a single chromosome in each of the grapevine, cacao and peach genomes (even though the contig may contain a minority of genes from another chromosome), based on the average coordinates and most frequent orientation of the genes it contains from that genome on that particular chromosome.
Vice President Dick Cheney and the national security adviser, Condoleezza Rice, remained in the nearly deserted White House, in a secure basement bunker, coordinating the government response in frequent telephone conferences with Mr. Bush.
"Physiologically, it makes sense" that verbal and visual recall might be affected by frequent heading, said Ms. Larson, who now coordinates the North Coast Concussion Program at the university.
During this time, Wells travelled between I Corps Headquarters and the 12th Greek Division, organising and coordinating the division's movement, despite frequent air attacks on the roads.
The airlines will be able to pool frequent-flier programs and coordinate schedules in the alliance, called SkyTeam.
Inspections, which are now coordinated by the police, are less frequent.
C4 Trans-Atlantic Airline Alliance Britisaidirways and American Airlines said they would try again to gain regulators' approval to provide coordinated information on fares, schedules and reciprocal frequent flyer benefits.
