Sentence examples for more efficient coordination from inspiring English sources

This also allows for more efficient coordination among various types and sizes of generation technologies.

The model and the associated measures aim at a more efficient coordination of production capacity and a better response to market fluctuations between automotive and semiconductor industr y.

The report spells out the lessons learned from the tsunami catastrophe in 2004, including the importance of more efficient coordination between different stakeholders at all levels, improved funding mechanisms such as the Central Emergency Response Fund CERFF) which enable the UN to react faster, and better preparation, including assisting communities to identify warning signs.

French interlocutors expressed a particular need for closer, more efficient P3 coordination.

This is mainly because in static clusters, we still have a cluster edge whereas in dynamic clustering, the effect of being on the cell edge is compensated by more efficient dynamic coordination, since clusters are chosen per user.

In addition, more efficient power coordination dynamics among the PEMFC, LIB and SC subsystems could be achieved without additional performance degradation of the integrated PEMFC subsystem, and the results of the comparisons with other control strategies verify that the proposed energy management strategy could achieve an increase in fuel efficiency of nearly 7% for the overall hybrid tramway.

Enhance internal communication capacity and connectivity between Khartoum and FOs for a more efficient and effective coordination and collaboration.

Thus, the main rationale for applying eHealth is not so much bringing health care delivery to every part of the country, but in making health care more efficient and in easing coordination between health care providers.

Leads to better co-ordination The major muscle groups work together as well as interdependently, which, over time, leads to increased coordination with more efficient muscle recruitment.

Sector Wide Approaches, which have been promoted in several of the countries implementing the Bamako Initiative, could bring about more consistent government leadership, improved donor coordination and more efficient use of resources, including at decentralised levels.

Maisonnave noted his disappointment at the current negotiating process in New York, stating that "P3 coordination could be more efficient".