This maintenance work is coordinated by the PSI ontology coordinator.
The work is coordinated with CNN's television channels and other platforms, allowing the company's journalists to "produce in parallel," says Rena Golden, the executive producer of CNN.com.
They are operated by pilots aboard surface ships above the well, but the work is coordinated in a darkened room in the Houston center, one wall of which is taken up by live video from the craft.
The next great breakthrough will probably occur at a higher level of cellular organization, explaining not only how the molecules work but how their work is coordinated, second by second, and this may require a different kind of scientist -- one capable of handling complexity and self-reflection -- possibly even a "girl".
Various levels of oversight and review are involved and, in a number of cases, the work is coordinated with other standards groups such as the Open Group or International Organization for Standardization ISOO).
This work is coordinated by the Cuban Council of Churches, which brings together most of the country's Protestant denominations.
Institutional ethnographers use texts as clues about how local work is coordinated by higher-level co-ordinators.
Its work is coordinated by the Bureau of the Executive Board, which consists of five officers: the President and four Vice-Presidents, each officer representing one of the five regional groups.
The Executive Board's work is coordinated by the Bureau – the President and four Vice-Presidents – who represent the five regional groups of Member States at the United Nations (Africa, Asia, Eastern Europe, Latin America and the Caribbean and Western Europe and other States).
Our approach was influenced theoretically by the work of sociologist ethnographer Dorothy Smith, particularly her emphasis on how the social organization of knowledge allows for an examination of the complex social relations organizing people's experiences of their everyday working lives and how this work is coordinated with others [ 14- 16].
