Sentence examples for the amount of coordination from inspiring English sources
The amount of coordination called for in this stage can be substantial, but it is not necessarily complicated; we call it communal coordination.
Thanksgiving weekend is coming up in the US and if you can't get time off, or you have family spread out across the country (or the world), the amount of coordination that is involved in celebrating the traditional family holiday can make it feel like more of a pain in the butt than a vacation.
Advertising people will say I'm making too much of all of this, and I confess that I was naive about the amount of coordination that apparently goes on between advertisers and publications.
In reality this dimensionality varies somewhere between 1 and 3, depending on the amount of coordination and correlation of the hand's joints in our movements and actions.
(P2) There was also some apprehension as to whether SBII programme implementation was an achievable goal given the amount of coordination that would be required from the various stakeholders.
And so now there are opportunities for people to take on issues that, as health policy analysts, we've known are problems forever, with ideas like trying to get accountable care organizations [ACOs] up and running, increasing the amounts of coordination and care people get.
Replay was coordinated by the phase of theta and the amount of theta coordination was correlated with working memory performance.
Michlmayr and Fitzgerald [51] reported that the parallel and independent nature of FOSS development reduces the amount of active coordination needed in such projects.
But the hack itself certainly was, as was the amount of persistence and coordination required to pull it off.
Since the 2003 invasion of Iraq, the United States Central Command has refined the amount of equipment, logistics, coordination and tactics required to mix weapons fired from both the air and ground.
First, team members initially adapted to increasing time pressure without showing any performance decrements by accelerating their cognitive processing, increasing the amount of their implicit coordination by sending more information without being asked and, to a lesser extent, filtering (omitting) certain activities.
