Sentence examples for organization coordination from inspiring English sources
First, organization, coordination and security are strictly related issues that should be modelled in a uniform and coherent framework.
Efficient engineering of multi-agent systems requires the ability to reuse formal descriptions of system components, their organization, coordination and behavior.
The optimal data management, transfer and synchronization within inhomogeneous software context, as is often the case within inter-firm construction projects, require enormous organization, coordination and communication effort in the earliest design-phases.
Organization, coordination of wills and accumulation of power seem to be the pillars of Modi governance.
Such workers share the goals of improved organization, coordination, enhanced availability of services and increased efficiency.
This complex biological timing requires more than circadian organization; coordination on the ultradian domain (i.e. faster time scales where clocks cycle many times in a day) is essential.
SOPAC is currently involved, together with other South Pacific Organizations Coordination Committee agencies, in the Regional Strategy exercise, being coordinated by the Forum Secretariat.
The framework has got four pillars: activities by the health facility, activities by the community-based organizations, coordination of these activities by the case manager(s), and patient information systems by the data clerk(s).
The authors, as the local organizers of the RoboCup European Championship, present a brief, informal overview of this event, with the aim to archive the main results, but also as a report to support organizers of future RoboCup events in the organization and coordination of such a rather complex tournament.
Yet, for all of the hardworking people in organizations great and small on the Left trying to change the world in their little niches, there is no overarching organization, no coordination, that will take on the highly ordered and organized opposition on the other side of the aisle.
Your organization and coordination of growers and practitioners offers a mutually beneficial relationship.
