Sentence examples for successful coordination from inspiring English sources

I propose that signals of social identity facilitate assortment for successful coordination in large-scale societies, and that the multidimensional, context-dependent nature of social identity is crucial for successful coordination when individuals have to cooperate in different contexts.

Ship design is a complex endeavour requiring successful coordination of many different disciplines, both technical and non-technical.

The proposed coordination test method was verified to be informative for achieving successful coordination between SPDs and between SPD and the protected equipment.

The goal of these matched comparisons is to flesh out the specific mechanisms that allow for more successful coordination between actors, independent of broader structural characteristics and constraints.

The document praised the Beijing organizers' nearly flawless execution of the Games, detailing the successful coordination of a half-million volunteers and the maintenance of a complex transportation and security system.

In particular, this work focuses on the situation where schedule changes over a rolling horizon convey information that is important to successful coordination in the supply chain.

Those results are consistent with data from the most successful care coordination demonstration projects funded by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.

In order to achieve successful swarm coordination, we design each agent to select its favorable strategy according to distributed sensing through local communication.

Successful technical coordination in policy development resulted in the MOH improving on past configurations of the APE programme.

Results: Government commitment was high, with the MOH leading a consultative process in Maputo and facilitating successful technical coordination.

However there is a paucity of research identifying current barriers to successful care coordination as identified by those ideally placed to recognise them; patients, carers and health professionals.