Some diplomats at the UN and elsewhere, take comfort from a line of thinking that is traceable to Brent Scowcroft, Bush's national-security adviser: this first post-Cold War crisis should be a blueprint for the future; America can't resolve it alone, must have help, and will continue to put a premium on cooperation with Moscow and on strict coordination of policy within the UN..
We characterise integrated stroke services as formal arrangements and strict coordination between various providers of stroke care, with the aim to "provide the right care, to the right patient at the right time".
"As soon as the situation with the danger to the lives of hostages was settled, we simply stopped the system of strict coordination".
This protocol, as it uses linear network coding technique, does not require strict coordination among the forwarders.
The Department Store game has four Nash equilibrium outcomes in pure strategies: (s1, s1), (s2, s2), (s3, s3), and (s4, s4).[21] These four equilibria are all strict coordination equilibria.
Similarly, this leads to a demand for strict coordination of the different steps and disciplines involved.
Strict coordination, training and standardization procedures have been used to ensure comparability of results across sites.
In this respect, it is curious to find three different enzymes involved in the Protogen oxidation across eukaryotes and bacteria, considering the need for strict and complex regulation of this potentially harmful step in coordination with up- and downstream pathways.
Existing federal campaign finance laws do seek to strictly limit a political spender's links to a candidate, by treating any money that is spent in "coordination" with a candidate or candidate organization as a contribution, subject to a strict ceiling of one donation of $2,500 for each election.
