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Working with Ms. Taymor and, in 2000, with the Rockettes (he choreographed "Carnivale," which was never fully realized because of the Sept. 11 attacks), Mr. Dendy learned the logistics of coordinating sizable groups of dancers.

The logistics of coordinating the groups for the nine combined rehearsals called for 48 round trips on buses, 96 risers for the chorus, a varying number of unsellable seats in each concert venue to accommodate overflow from the stage as well as the brass ensemble, which plays from the balcony.

To reduce the logistics of coordinating such a large, country-wide study, participating GPs received no other instructions than the information material sent to them by mail prior to the survey.

The logistics of coordinating distant parties makes it much more difficult to set-up new deals.

KIB coordinates the logistics of the physical intervention and EMD, who developed the psychosocial intervention, coordinates the psychosocial intervention and performs the psychosocial interventions at the VU University Medical Center.

Chittum said investigators faced two major challenges during the extended operation: taking targets off the streets as the case unfolded and coordinating the logistics of using more than 300 law enforcement officers and support staff to safely strike 20 homes at once.

Fashion GPS, the creator of a number of iOS apps and web services for coordinating the logistics of fashion week, has released a new app targeting the broader world of special-events planning called Events GPS.

Coordinating the logistics of getting VIPs to and from involved hiring a fleet of 200 drivers from Los Angeles and Orange County, as well as importing production staff, bartenders and servers, and helicoptering in Canadian star Grimes to DJ the show after-party.

After a war breaks out, decision makers see the opening of talks as a constructive step in the conflict's resolution — dialogue allows for belligerents to broker deals and coordinate the logistics of war termination.

"Roma have been living in houses in Abruzzo since the 14th century," said Mr. Spinelli, who owns a lushly decorated villa just outside Lanciano that he shares with his aging parents, his children and his wife, Daniela De Rentiis, who coordinated the logistics of the school (and cooked tirelessly).

After a war breaks out, decision makers see the opening of talks as a constructive step in the conflict's resolution - dialogue allows for deals to be brokered and the logistics of war termination to be coordinated among all the relevant parties.