We might infer that Weber took coordination for granted, although he left it implicit.
There are so many moving parts, and it takes coordination to pull off your extravanganza.
"Putting together a successful flash mob dance takes coordination, skill, practice, and months of prep.
Lanthanide(III) ions are known to take high coordination numbers such as 7 10 with the most popular coordination geometries being octa-coordinate square antiprism and the ennea-coordinate tricapped trigonal prism geometries [67].
Though the mission sounds straight forward, but it will take careful coordination.
The fatwa is thought to have been a significant influence in recent terror attacks in France and Belgium, but also signified the beginning a broader shift in counterterrorism from spectacular 7/7-style attacks that take massive coordination and months of planning, to more random, so-called lone wolf attacks: one or two guys rushing someone with a knife, or a crowd with a hijacked truck.
"The WHCA expects the new president-elect to have a protective pool immediately, just like the president does, and we are set to take over coordination of the pooling process from the campaign press corps directly after the election," members of the WHCA board wrote.
In an emergency situation in cold water, someone with a life vest is at a greater advantage than someone who has to grapple for a seat cushion, take the coordination to put their arms around the device, lock it in, and then hold on and not let go.
"If we don't get the assistance we need, we'll also be less able to take that coordination job on and help the whole system to deliver," said UNICEF Deputy Executive Director Hilde Johnson.
This will take some coordination, so it's usually helpful to have a partner for this part.
