Sentence examples for more easily coordinated from inspiring English sources
The new use of sonar, air escorts, specially designed rescue ships, and voice radio communications permitted convoys to be more easily coordinated, and afforded greater protection against the new German tactics of marshalling U-boats into "wolf packs" of 8 or even 20 submarines that would intercept convoys and attack them at night en masse.
Outlook.com also provides you with a link to your calendar that you can share with others to more easily coordinate schedules.
It is possible that the S230G (or S230A) variant contains a water molecule that now acts as a hydrogen bond acceptor for H101, but perhaps H101 is reoriented in position, allowing MA to more easily coordinate ligands (we are working on confirming or denying this hypothesis through structural analysis).
Importantly, Zuck also highlighted that Facebook donated $1.5 million to relief efforts and sent a number of employees down to the island to help ensure that networks were up so that relief efforts could be coordinated more easily.
In the human-robot interaction literature, Ludovic et al. suggest that if robots are designed to make motions in the same ways that humans make motions, humans will be able to coordinate more easily with the motion of the robots [7].
It enables to coordinate the different operators more easily and to reach a relatively homogeneous policy.
Because the PL bundle attaches on the relatively flat postero-distal surface of the femoral intercondylar notch, the center of the PL bundle attachment can more easily be defined using a 2-dimensional coordinate system [ 38].
Strongly coordinating ligands stabilise cobalt against reduction, whereas weakly coordinating ligands allow cobalt to be reduced more easily (Ref. 53).
By coordinating with other state lists, officials can more easily remove from the rolls people who have died, changed residence or been convicted of felonies, to help reduce fraud.
This approach has several advantages, the most important being the fact that often the inner product in the embedding space can be computed much more easily using a kernel rather than using the coordinates of the points themselves.
