Sentence examples for guarantee coordination from inspiring English sources

From research in the case of stochastically proportional yield (see Yan and Liu 2009) we know that the simple contracts considered in this paper cannot guarantee coordination while more complex ones might do so.

There is then a cluster construction stage, which is the heart of the mechanism and consists of structuring the network into a set of areas, i.e. clusters, in which there are master nodes (CHs) that guarantee coordination of all member nodes (MNs) and processing.

Was there some coordination there?

This problem has been solved by designing some discontinuous causal compensators which have proved by formal stability analysis to guarantee position coordination of the mechanisms and to allow good force reflection to the master side, satisfying in this way classical objectives in the telecontrol of systems.

The organization operates as a service provider with the local government, planning interventions and designing joint training courses to guarantee the coordination of efforts.

In the absence of strong evidence, QI use may not guarantee better coordination.

All of these may be of high quality, but it is the written material that is somehow considered to provide the highest guarantee of coordination for understanding and sharing the meaning of previous actions.

This study presents a novel offline, quick, applicable and cheap solution which guarantees protection coordination for any penetration and location of PV units.

Also, different short circuit currents must be taken into account to guarantee the relay coordination over the entire coordination interval.

The proposed control design guarantees (1) smooth coordination controllers despite the agents' limited sensing ranges, (2) no collision between any agents, (3) asymptotical stability of desired equilibrium set, and (4) instability of all other undesired critical sets of the closed loop system.

Data safety will be guaranteed by the 'Coordination Centre for Clinical Studies' (KKS, see Appendix).