Sentence examples for some of the coordination from inspiring English sources

- Efforts to implement the cluster approach in emergencies should avoid some of the coordination problems that were experienced in the context of the tsunami response.

Some of the coordination that was done in this case included contacting government agencies to inquire about long term disability coverage for the patient, arranging payment plans to help the patient with financial debt, and having the team social worker facilitate counseling for the patient and her husband to try and overcome their family problems.

Each of them expresses some aspects of the coordination plan but they differ from one another in terms of abstraction level, precision and expressive power.

Still, it's possible to admire the technical wizardry of "The Murder of Crows" — the coordination of some 800 individual computer tracks, distributed among 98 speakers — while longing for the clarity of "The Forty Part Motet" or the intimacy of one of Ms. Cardiff's signature "audio walks".

Illustration of the coordination regions.

Modules detected in this study represent the grouping of reactions based on their connections, which reflect in some degree the coordination of the whole metabolism.

Studies of mice have helped shed some light on the coordination of movement.

Some societies handle the coordination of family and work better than others, and some progress has been made in some places; but the burdens of domestic labor in the private sphere remain greatly undervalued and largely invisible, and the stereotype of the domestic and nurturing mother is deeply entrenched.

The management of the individual companies, however, was not radically changed, and to some extent the coordination and control of the previous organization remained.

Pentacoordinate zinc was observed in the binary complex of horse liver ADH with 1,10-phenanthroline, indicating some flexibility of the zinc coordination.

Some worked in the coordination offices of the Free Syrian Army brigades, often serving as their spokespeople.