Multi-university collaborations draw on diverse resources and expertise, but they impose coordination costs for bridging institutional differences and geographic distance.
Complexes 3 and 4 adopted distorted octahedral geometries with different carboxylate coordination modes, e.g. monodentate, bidentate, in complex 3 the two water molecules were covalently coordinated to the central Co II) cation which imposed monodentate coordination mode of the sulindaco groups.
The fact that Trump's steel tariffs are anomalous and not imposed in coordination with trading partners is also unlikely to be viewed favorably in Geneva.
A final set of simulations investigated Ca2+ binding in the E101D mutant loop in the presence of applied external forces designed to impose bidentate coordination.
Crisis situations such as natural disasters with environmental consequences impose the coordination of numerous stakeholders: firemen, medical organizations, police, etc.
This is possible in theory, but harder to achieve in practice as this may require global knowledge and impose heavier coordination and matching of information among the colluders.
Third, we improve the reliability of voluntary computing with a set of novel replication and sampling techniques, that require colluders always to execute part of their tasks, and by imposing more coordination and overhead to successfully forge results, all this combined with efficient and low overhead checkpointing.
This condition imposes a complex coordination between nuclear and cytoplasmic gene expression activities to assure that all mitochondrion and chloroplast proteins are timely and correctly formed [ 1, 2].
Ironically, of course, the resulting policy coordination process imposes fiscal qualifications to which even Germany is increasingly unable to conform.
Therefore, we added distance constraints to the four zinc-binding residues to impose a tetrahedral coordination around the zinc ion.
