Sentence examples for of coordinated system from inspiring English sources

But the report also argued that the scores are not as high as those at some other charter schools in Manhattan and the Bronx that don't include the kind of coordinated system of early-childhood programs, family support and neighborhood improvements offered by the Harlem Children's Zone.

As the network of coordinated systems increases in the number of subsystems, natural limits on the available bandwidth of communication need to be imposed.

The transient gas flow model was combined with the steady-state power flow model to study the operational characteristics of the dynamic energy flow model of coordinated systems in [6].

Compared with previous studies, we confirmed a trend toward a higher success rate of coordinated systems for secondary prevention in hip fracture patients.

The root of the revealed problems in our study might be the absence of an effective referral system in Taiwan, in other words, the absence of a coordinated system of health care delivery.

The downcast mood and activation of the VLPFC are part of a "coordinated system" that, Andrews and Thomson say, exists "for the specific purpose of effectively analyzing the complex life problem that triggered the depression".

Differences in the expression of C. thermocellum anion transporters (phosphate and sulfate) may indicate part of a coordinated system for osmoadaptation and/or pH stasis with variation in the ash composition of the two biomasses influencing the osmotic balance of the cell [ 59, 60].

Thus, if dynamin does directly affect cytoskeletal dynamics in migrating neurons, this role is likely one facet of a coordinated system for regulating adhesion and polarity in directed cell migration.

The public sector and social marketing supply chains for family planning have at times functioned as if parts of a coordinated system, exchanging products when one or the other experiences shortages.

Taxonomy of OPF model for coordinated systems is shown in Table A1.

The complexity resides in the specification of a coherent and coordinated system of models, that includes the well-know sequence of generation, distribution, modal split and path choice, to which the departure time and terminal choices have to be added to simulate some of the crucial patterns of international freight transport.