Sentence examples for functions to coordinate from inspiring English sources
Previous studies have proposed roles with different functions to coordinate group activities in concept mapping.
A probable integrative account is that the aPFC functions to coordinate cognitive and affective information in order to initiate temporal-based cognitive control.
IG Metal, which is the German metal workers' union, functions to coordinate the unions -- it has three and a half million members.
These data suggest that Fgf8 functions to coordinate multiple patterning centers, and that modifications in the relative strength of FGF signaling can have profound effects on the relative size and nature of telencephalic subdivisions.
Therefore, the airway defensive response to capsaicin is a complex motor pattern that functions to coordinate ER's and CR's with differing numbers of expulsive events possibly to prevent aspirations and keep air moving to promote clearance.
Second, they integrate different perspectives in the organization by extensively discussing their strategic plans and integrating divisional as well as corporate functions to coordinate decentralized decision making (Grant 2003).
By a project lifecycle management (PLM) system, the platform could provide the function to coordinate the progress among different task groups distributed in China.
In this study, the damping scale function is used as an objective function to coordinate power system stabilizers and a static synchronous compensator with damping stabilizer parameters under various power system operating conditions to address high-frequency oscillation problems.
Further differentiation and loss of the MSCs' function to coordinate lung growth, along with disrupted ECM and cytokine production then leads to the failure of the lung to mature and develop postnatally.
Engaging in such social and mental coordination involves species-unique skills and motivations of shared intentionality, especially as they are manifest in joint attention and linguistic communication, as well as sophisticated skills of executive function to coordinate the different perspectives involved.
