coordination
સંકલન
definition
noun
both countries agreed to intensify efforts at economic policy coordination
the organization of the different elements of a complex body or activity so as to enable them to work together effectively.
changing from one foot position to another requires coordination and balance
the ability to use different parts of the body together smoothly and efficiently.
translation of 'coordination'
noun
સમન્વય
example
Swing-around requires little 'coordination' , other than that players observe the tenet of never dribbling more than three times before they pick up and pass.
He also will be involved in statewide 'coordination' of precision agriculture activities.
Both surveys demonstrated room for improvement and need for 'coordination' between medical partners.
But what about using the metal 'coordination' of the DNA building blocks (or simple derivatives thereof) as a tool to construct new molecular architectures?
Joint planning, management, and 'coordination' of policy are essential.
Use of the buildings, such as for social, tourism, education, science, culture, or religious purposes, must also be in 'coordination' with the agency, she said.
The essence, according to them, was better 'coordination' between a manufacturer and its suppliers to eliminate unnecessary spending.
We try to address many different goals through art lessons, including increased fine motor 'coordination' , visual perception skills and the ability to follow directions.
Other measures can also be implemented while a separate plan for organizing 'coordination' can be drawn up.
changing from one foot position to another requires 'coordination' and balance
An atmosphere of mutual understanding, and 'coordination' between both types of resistance should prevail.
The 'coordination' between Suffolk County and federal agents is relatively new.
Because alcohol affects alertness, judgment, 'coordination' , and reaction time, drinking increases the risk of falls and accidents.
This is the task undertaken by the United Nations Development Programme in 'coordination' with the Government of India.
Previously director of engineering, Schultz will be responsible for the direction and 'coordination' of all manufacturing activities.
It's no different from learning to ride a bike: Your dad first has to help stabilize you until you develop the 'coordination' to do everything on your own.
With many police forces only having a part-time computer crime unit there can be little effective 'coordination' between forces.
The classes will help improve 'coordination' , self discipline and confidence.
At higher doses, other problems can include drowsiness, poor 'coordination' , dizziness or double vision.
She will be responsible for the flow of information between the marketing and sales departments and the 'coordination' of marketing and training materials.
One volunteer state coordinator is selected to manage communication and 'coordination' of volunteer activities.
A bi-national state requires a minimum of cooperation and 'coordination' between equal partners, an option that we do not have at this point in time.
The authors concluded that the 'coordination' of estimating procedures using the available state and local government data could reduce the size of these discrepancies.
Near-to-perfect 'coordination' between clients, contractors and architects is maintained.
Well, you know, they're independent and they're very well funded and there's no 'coordination' between what the campaigns are doing and what these groups are doing.
Each collective sortie should be used to train and develop teamwork and 'coordination' between staffs.
Another major goal is to get cooperation and 'coordination' between ASNE and other journalism groups.
Because few things are more important than effective liaison and 'coordination' between ours and our allies intelligence services.
This network of calcium coordination is observed to be stable with the two water molecules maintaining 'coordination' with the calcium ion throughout the simulation period.
That would seem to require either perfect 'coordination' of two fins of widely differing shape and size, or a trick that somehow imparts stability to the fish without slowing it down.
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