coordination
समन्वय
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'
एकमेकांना अनुकूल कार्य,
सहवर्गीकरण,
समन्वय
example
changing from one foot position to another requires 'coordination' and balance
Each collective sortie should be used to train and develop teamwork and 'coordination' between staffs.
The truly valuable European expertise is in the 'coordination' and operation of multinational, hi-tech projects.
Another major goal is to get cooperation and 'coordination' between ASNE and other journalism groups.
Both surveys demonstrated room for improvement and need for 'coordination' between medical partners.
The teams and LRS operations staff in 'coordination' with every unit involved in the operation participated in the rehearsals.
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.
Previously director of engineering, Schultz will be responsible for the direction and 'coordination' of all manufacturing activities.
He also will be involved in statewide 'coordination' of precision agriculture activities.
For each shell water, approximately two coordination sites are replaced by glycerol molecules, leaving the overall 'coordination' constant.
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.
Joint planning, management, and 'coordination' of policy are essential.
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.
She will be responsible for the flow of information between the marketing and sales departments and the 'coordination' of marketing and training materials.
Richman's call for 'coordination' between national and local governments and his insistence that civil liberties must be protected in this process are both persuasive.
Therefore a discussion of the 'coordination' of federal, state, and local law enforcement can only take place within those parameters.
Near-to-perfect 'coordination' between clients, contractors and architects is maintained.
action groups work in 'coordination' with local groups to end rain forest destruction
At higher doses, other problems can include drowsiness, poor 'coordination' , dizziness or double vision.
Because alcohol affects alertness, judgment, 'coordination' , and reaction time, drinking increases the risk of falls and accidents.
With many police forces only having a part-time computer crime unit there can be little effective 'coordination' between forces.
We need some form of 'coordination' between all parties involved in such events to ensure that the public is getting reasonable information in an understandable format.
changing from one foot position to another requires 'coordination' and balance
In this field, there has to be far greater cooperation and 'coordination' between a whole range of actors and the development of a series of realistic joint projects.
Initially the object was 'coordination' with the activities of Indian National Congress in the struggle for freedom of the country.
This is the task undertaken by the United Nations Development Programme in 'coordination' with the Government of India.
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.
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 first level criticism of socialism is that private property in the means of production is a necessary condition for the 'coordination' of economic activity.
But what about using the metal 'coordination' of the DNA building blocks (or simple derivatives thereof) as a tool to construct new molecular architectures?
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