Sentence examples for general coordination from inspiring English sources
UniCredit "isn't just a sponsor, the relationship is very much about exchange," said Carlotta Montebello, who is in charge of the general coordination of the foundation.
In general, coordination numbers agree within experimental error.
This no loops property may allow exact solvability for some models, for general coordination number ξ Reaction diffusion models on the Cayley tree are studied in, for example [12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17].
So it becomes evident that the general coordination properties of the studied contracts, including the ability of profit split, do not differ between the different yield types although under binomial yield, different from stochastically proportional yield, the level of the yield uncertainty is critically dependent on the size of the production batch.
However, he did provide a general coordination for heavy industry industry.
The Czech astronomer Christian Mayer was invited by Catherine the Great to observe the transit in Saint Petersburg with Anders Johan Lexell, while other members of Russian Academy of Sciences went to eight other locations in the Russian Empire, under the general coordination of Stepan Rumovsky.
In general, symmetrical coordination is more stable than asymmetrical coordination; however, there are two ways to define relative phase and the associated symmetries.
The current version allows the secretary general "in coordination with the authority and the Iraqi interim administration" to review all contracts including those for heavy industrial goods, many of which were made with Russian suppliers, and to pay out those containing "items required to meet the needs of the people or Iraq, both now and during reconstruction".
We propose a general muscle coordination method for a system driven by agonist and antagonist muscles.
As with equilibria in general, a coordination equilibrium is strict if any agent who deviates unilaterally from the equilibrium is strictly worse off.
In general metal coordination complexes [38] can be formed where two or more ligands donate a nonbonding electron pair to empty orbitals in a transition metal ion [39].
