Networked social movements, like the Arab Spring, the 15M, and Occupy Wall Street, are claimed to be "a network of networks, they can afford not to have an identifiable center, and yet ensure coordination functions, as well as deliberation, by interaction between multiple nodes" [13].
The coordination of various complex biological functions as well as the response to environmental and developmental stimuli are governed by biochemical processes that regulate gene activity.
Avoid social functions as necessary.
There is evidence that these types of interventions can improve reaction time, gait, muscle strength, coordination, and overall physical functioning as well as cognitive functions, especially executive function.
After all, mechanical coordination between all muscle fibers determines total pump function as well as the amount of energy required for the contraction.
OCHA also functions as an information coordination centre.
In issue list cases, financial valuation functions as a communication, coordination, and negotiation device that helps subgroups build, compare, and debate about valuation models and business plans.
Such training programs should not be exclusive to providing simple medical knowledge but also help primary care physicians accurately understand the functions of primary care, such as coordination, comprehensiveness, continuity; so they can incorporate these functions in their service to patients.
As we will comment in other sections, Sch9 functions in coordination with other nutritional sensor pathways, beyond TORC1.
These skills depend on the training exercises and on intact cognitive functions and coordination, as a result of a neuromuscular mechanism.
As an "operational arm" of the WHO and network of networks that together surveil the outbreak and spread of infectious diseases, GOARN functions as a de facto coordination mechanism for international and national actors engaged in pandemic response.
