Sentence examples for shared coordination from inspiring English sources
Transfer between the two sports is supported by the shared coordination dynamics intrinsic to these actions.
The shared coordination of the Fe-S cluster by the two domains indicates that the cluster has an important architectural role in defining their relative orientation.
Our findings emphasize the importance of a coherent health care system with a central role for the GP and both shared coordination, good collaboration and communication between primary and secondary health care.
At the UNICEF CO level, decisions about which section the staff member primarily responsible for ECD is assigned to and how the CO approaches coordination of intersectoral ECD activities influence the level of shared understanding, coordination and ability to support country partners in making progress toward mainstreaming.
We study the expressiveness of the most prominent representatives of the family of shared dataspace coordination languages, namely Linda, Gamma and Concurrent Constraint Programming.
However, there are no proposals to address all issues to model in this kind of application (group work, shared context, coordination, etc).
They are often grown and implemented in silos because there are no shared platforms, coordination mechanisms, or shared mental maps that make visible how all these initiatives can be linked to support the larger landscape of economic transformation.
The CPEA and the STAART programs interact extensively through a shared data coordination center.
Shared care (coordination between GPs and psychiatrists) has also appeared, but is in the early stages of implementation.
Moreover the timing and formats in which such information is shared lacks coordination and coherence, as experienced by the patients and FPs interviewed for this study.
Social interaction increases the utility of its performers, and it also improves allocation of resources by improving information sharing, coordination of activities, and collective decision making [4].
