Examples of coordination

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In the 1970s and 1980s a few political scientists and sociologists had started to question centralization and coordination.
In transportation networks, unnecessary costs are incurred when coordination between dispatchers fails, and when vehicles are not utilized to their capacity as often as possible.
The coordination in such an environment stems from interaction-induced actions.
First, coordination artifacts realize a coordination activity by applying some kind of (coordination) laws ruling agent interactions.
In coordination retrieval models, e and f are sets of index terms, and aboutness is determined by whether the respective term sets overlap.
In other words, the rule must prevent more errors of judgment through coordination and expertise than it causes through poor design or bluntness.
Authorities are able to solve coordination problems because they can designate one of the strategies as the choice for all to follow.
The covariance of impairments in coordination with thought disorder does not imply that they are unrelated to other symptoms.
The covariance of many aspects of cognitive coordination with thought disorder in schizophrenia also suggests that they are often jointly impaired.
The production of symmetries, on the other hand, requires the use of an asymmetrically organized cognitive system and asymmetrical use of bimanual coordination.
They may be heterogeneous in that different aspects of coordination may be impaired to different extents and in different combinations.
They provide little to support the notion that low-level sensory processing and high-level cognitive coordination share dynamic grouping by synchrony as a common processing mechanism.
In this article, we wish to turn attention back to the coordination of brain change.
To remove this confusion, we refer to the first notion as coordination and the second as alignment.
The extent to which production relates to distribution should reflect the degree of coordination and/or specialization in the production process.
Preliminary evidence suggests that this is the case in general, including in cases of cognitive coordination.
We suggest that in developing new cognitive and psychosocial rehabilitative treatments for schizophrenia, clinicians build in motivational and other coordination-enhancing features.
Team reasoning solves problems of coordination and cooperation, but aggregation of individual preferences is problematic.
How do fellows know that they share beliefs concerning behavior critical for coordination?
The central point here is that coordination is identified with interactions between variables, not with tasks as a whole.
Furthermore, in keeping with our perspective, these models are also rarely concerned with the coordination of diverse activities.
Nevertheless, we see cognitive coordination as even more relevant to higher cognitive functions.
Their views also highlight the importance of viewing coordination within the context of other factors, such as affect, arousal, and significance evaluation.
Second, solving the coordination problem is more important for the theory of games than solving the cooperation problem.
Such studies also extend past discussions of the directionality of cognitive coordination failures.
Enriching an account of rationality to cover such preparation helps explain successful coordination without drastic revision of the principles for reasoning in games.
The first approach is focusing on task decomposition and the second is considering task coordination.
The registry facilitates coordination and communication among the group of agents involved in a cooperative search.
What does cross-linguistic variation in semantic coordination of speech and gesture reveal?
On a syntactic level, the deficiency of clitics is evident under coordination.
All this gives rise to coordination problems that are in need of careful ethical and decision-theoretical analysis.
The syntax-pragmatics coordination problem has essentially two sides to it.
We need global coordination of research that involves universal bans on reproductive somatic cell cloning, and scientific co-ordination that facilitates research.
The resultant outcome could be described as a coordination failure.
Most 2- and 3-year-olds have not developed beyond skill level 3, at which point there is no true coordination of nice and mean.
Of course, this does not mean that coordination should be ruled out.
Not surprisingly, in this context, coordination failures occur.
However, efforts at this scale are rare due to the expense and level of coordination needed to carry them out.
If not a general aspect of social attention coordination, what processes were responsible for the specific patterns of association observed in this study?
The second consisted of gross and fine motor coordination deficits, which were assessed only at 7 years of age.
The point is particularly obvious in pure coordination games, but it is a general one.
With development, individuals construct more complex and elaborated types of defensive coordination.
Plus an additional coordination equilibrium where no one rows.
Once institutions enter the picture, their coordination solutions involve positive feedbacks that were absent in theoretical models based on pervasive diminishing returns.
However, such case-by-case coordination would make social life a tedious business and probably a dangerous business as well.
He became involved in political questions and applied the same principles of conference and co-ordination to these.
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