I. verb
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
coordinating conjunction
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ NOUN
action
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We will support the creation by the police of new Racial attacks Squads to monitor and coordinate action against racially-motivated attacks.
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The fifth major activity of political parties is to coordinate the actions of the government.
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Getting dressed consists of a complex sequence of movements depending on the patient's ability to balance and coordinate his actions .
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The only way to end piracy is to set up a system of coordinated action by naval police.
activity
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Bodies wishing to be consulted must leave the umbrella committee established to coordinate activity against the Moscow decision on trusteeship.
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Democrats have sought the subpoenas to determine whether the organizations abused their tax-exempt status by coordinating political activities with the Republican Party.
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The different local councils coordinate their activities with varying regularity and a number of national meetings have taken place.
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The ability to coordinate several activities at once and to quickly analyze and resolve specific problems is important.
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As David Browning points out, practitioners from health and social services will need to coordinate their assessment activities .
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Managers coordinate the activities of their unit with other units or organizations.
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He then endeavoured to coordinate activities through an underground body called the Communist Group.
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One of the fundamental problems of social organization is how to coordinate the economic activities of large numbers of individuals and businesses.
effort
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In fact, the new conditions of work require a coordinated effort and activities that are much more proactive and far-reaching.
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Its critics say it left without establishing a means of coordinating relief efforts .
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Today, you need a coordinated effort to help you achieve success.
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Cambridge University is to coordinate an international effort to find out how the Chernobyl disaster caused a huge increase in child cancer.
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Locally, school-to-work is being coordinated with other workforce-development efforts through new regional employment boards.
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No single government agency is coordinating the cleanup effort .
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C., in a coordinated lobbying effort .
group
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Adelaida Parra coordinates seven literacy groups each week spending long hours travelling by bus between the distant shanty towns.
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Quarmby will now be responsible for business development and managing director of group services, coordinating services to all group companies.
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At the point of final sales too, trading companies coordinate the activities of group members in retail distribution.
policy
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In either case collectivism is an important rock on which attempts to coordinate opposition to growth-first policies have foundered.
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The main community-relations agencies maintain a central council through which they coordinate their policies .
work
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He has set up a science and technology management group within the DoI which coordinates the work of its different divisions.
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To coordinate this work , the existing nuclei of these parties must be brought together in an international organization.
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Pupils learn to work together accept delegation of certain tasks and coordinate their work.
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They will fund up to 90 percent of the research in some areas and will coordinate the work through a new directorate.
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It has coordinated selected work already under way and proceeds to develop new research initiatives and channel resources to them.
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There were also problems in coordinating the work of the three different groups or shifts.
■ VERB
plan
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There is a need for the establishment of a managerial system to plan , coordinate and control the exhibition mix.
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Electronic data processing managers direct, plan , and coordinate data processing activities.
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These activities are planned and coordinated with parking lot owners.
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Ten staffers work directly for the Dodgers in planning community relations and coordinating this year's team-wide efforts.
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No central person or religious organization planned or coordinated it; no single plot unfolded.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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Her movements on the balance beam were perfectly coordinated.
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The Red Cross is coordinating relief aid to the refugees.
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This gingham wallpaper coordinates with the floral pattern on the bedspread.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Cambridge University is to coordinate an international effort to find out how the Chernobyl disaster caused a huge increase in child cancer.
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Here, an instrument, the means to an end, is coordinated with a pre-established goal....
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Its critics say it left without establishing a means of coordinating relief efforts.
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The all-seasons garden aims to coordinate these effects, to achieve the best possible year-round interest.
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They direct and coordinate activities of deans of individual colleges and chairpersons of academic departments.
II. noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
cartesian
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The Cartesian coordinates which result from this transformation describe a space which is tangential to the curved space at the point selected.
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Such inconsistencies make it impossible to cover a spherical surface using Cartesian coordinates .
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It is always possible, even in free fall, to obtain non-vanishing metric connections by choosing Gaussian rather than Cartesian coordinates .
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system
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Equations between tensors have the property that they remain valid under the general transformations between Gaussian coordinate systems in curved space-time.
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Elective 2: size of the printed map in terms of the map coordinate system .
■ VERB
give
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These two numbers give us coordinates for points on a plane-the Argand plane.
use
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Such inconsistencies make it impossible to cover a spherical surface using Cartesian coordinates .
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Applying these results for the Schwarzschild metric when using spherical polar coordinates gives.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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The teacher gave the children coordinates to locate on the globe.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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And once he had the coordinates of danger, the space on either side should be safe.
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Mayer, the mapmaker, worked in Nuremberg, nailing down precise coordinates for the productions of the Homann Cartographic Bureau.
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The exact coordinates of the activated areas and their significance levels are given in Table 1.
III. adjective
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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The coordinate clauses in this sentence are joined by "and."
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Figure 4.23 A right-handed coordinate system.