Sentence examples for from coordination from inspiring English sources

Narayanan (2014) also performs a profit (coming from coordination) decomposition (loss) exercise: incomes realized by coordinated farmers are high enough to compensate higher costs due to the cultivation contracts.

In an interview with the British Broadcasting Corporation on Monday, Mr. Maliki said all of the recent attacks had resulted from coordination between Qaeda militants and elements of Mr. Hussein's Baathists.

In meetings it was often said, 'For Rwanda to be strong, Congo must be weak, and the Congolese must be divided.'" In 2012, the anonymous group of UN experts found evidence that the M23 rebels benefited from coordination with and support from the Rwandan military.

Can gains from coordination increase over time?

Likewise, crystals were obtained from coordination of 6 to FeCl2.

With IPOP, the character changed from coordination to chaos, and finally to co-optation.

From this point of view, 1/f noise emerges from the coordination of the many elements that compose the system.

A mapping from ICD 10 categories to SNOMED CT concepts would benefit from post coordination.

This implies that a mapping from ICD 10 categories to SNOMED CT concepts would benefit from post coordination.

Aside from the coordination issue, the ruling would still ban the use of contributions from casinos, banks, telecommunications companies or others regulated by the state.

The lapse resulted from "poor coordination among the editors and carelessness within the office," Dr. Angell said.