Sentence examples for terms of coordination from inspiring English sources
The twin-stabilizing effect of Si is discussed in terms of coordination environments of Si.
"To me the concerns have to do with the complexity of the filming and what that therefore requires in terms of coordination with the subject," he says.
As such, the sequential coordination strategy was about three times faster than the parallel strategy in terms of coordination productivity.
Structural parameters in terms of coordination numbers, average atom-atom distances and their mean square deviations were determined.
The use of agency staff in long-term care facilities creates important challenges in terms of coordination and communication within work units.
The aim of this article is to explore how visual means support the design in terms of coordination and how they utilize the potential that exists in a multi-disciplinary design team.
In this review, we focus on recent developments in the coordination and redox chemistry of the actinides involving actinide(IV) species in terms of fundamental coordination chemical studies, mineral chemistry, biogeochemistry and the implications of hydrolysis chemistry on the chemical and physical behaviour of actinide(IV) ions in the natural and engineered environment.
" 'Moving Works' shows what I've tried to explore in terms of multiple coordination, where there are polyrhythms within the body," he said.
The analysis has been carried out in terms of the coordination number, average contact forces and deformations and granular temperature.
The grain-size dependence of the CTE is discussed in terms of the coordination (state of bonding) of atoms at grain boundaries and surfaces.
The observed variations of intensities of various peaks with increased salt concentration are interpreted in terms of varying coordination of the elements present in these polymer electrolytes and their varying strength of interaction.
