The nervous system and the endocrine system are closely related to one another in their function, for both serve to coordinate activity.
The National Crime Information Center, which serves to coordinate and assist local, state, and federal law-enforcement officials, was established by the FBI in 1967.
Highly social, they communicate through a variety of raucous vocalizations that serve to coordinate flocking, warn of danger, and express anger toward rivals.
But Mr. Xi does lead a small group of policy makers clustered in the Maritime Rights Office, which serves to coordinate agencies within China, according to Zhu Feng, a professor of international relations at Peking University, and other Chinese experts.
First, law might serve to coordinate action on a particular equilibrium.
Boundary objects are commonly shared by diverse stakeholders and serve to coordinate their actions despite different interests.
For Bratman 1993, the structure of related intentions serve to coordinate action and planning, as well as structure bargaining between participants.
This may be rationalised due to the Lewis basic nature of the hydroxyl groups, which serve to coordinate the incoming metal fragment, thus directing it to the same face of the diene.
Because the over-design serves to coordinate the relationship between the prefractionator and main distillation column involved, it yields frequently favorable effect to process dynamics and controllability and this represents essentially an additional advantage of such process modifications to diminish the black-hole problem.
Together, these observations have led us to propose that Neks evolved with centrosomes and serve to coordinate ciliary and cell cycle functions [2], [27].
Several studies implicate Rho GTPases in cadherin-mediated cell-cell adhesion, which serves to coordinate cortical F-actin at these sites [11], [12], [13].
