For one, Homeland Security won't let coordinating the security clearances for as many as 150 relevant state election officials get in the way of handing down important election system intelligence.
Let coordinates oxyz and o′x′y′z′ be, respectively, fixed coordinates and follow-up coordinates moving with the moving source.
I'm a big fan of If This Then That, a service that lets you coordinate how different software programs work together.
CascadeWorks competes in a new, specialized niche called e-procurement, offering Internet-based software that lets companies coordinate outsourced services provided by contractors.
Easy Social Shop's dashboard also lets vendors coordinate marketing efforts on social media like Pinterest, Twitter, or Instagram, access analytics, and translate their listings into seven languages.
Cozi Family Organizer: Tania suggested this genius, free app, which lets you coordinate schedules and activities across devices, track grocery lists, plan meals and manage shared to do lists.
The first is the "cooperative" approach, which lets countries coordinate trading among themselves, provided they follow accounting principles that pass muster with the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC).
Testifying in the trial of a Chicago businessman accused of helping to plan the attacks, David Headley said that Pakistan's Inter-Services ISIelligence andncy (ISI) and the Pakistani militant group Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) coordinated with each other.
Senior directors are so overwhelmed and understaffed they can barely cover their own issues, let alone coordinate with other senior directors.
But neither Brussels nor Washington made an effort to talk directly with Moscow about the situation in Belarus, let alone coordinate their efforts.
And most of the building-block innovations that make GPS possible — satellites themselves, or the atomic clocks that let them coordinate their signals so precisely — were first conceived in nonmarket environments.
