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31. A form is a predetermined pattern of techniques that ties together proper posture, balance, coordination and timing.

32. His staff designed the show themselves, in coordination with the Vatican.

33. Such efforts need coordination to ensure that local effort and dedication is directed to best effect.

34. It has improved coordination, secured better value for money and encouraged programmes which tackle problems on a number of fronts.

35. Sam's coordination is still not a hundred percent after the accident.

36. In 1987 there were three further statements after the Venice summit, maintaining the impetus towards greater policy coordination.

37. Downward coordination through written rules and orders; upward communication of experience by reporting progress in meetings.

38. So all it takes is a little expert instruction, good eye-hand coordination and a flair for mimicry?

39. They involve design, materials, coordination, downtime on equipment, and evaluation.

40. Coordination between affiliated firms takes various forms but intercompany stockholding is one of the most obvious.

41. As for size constancy it is linked with the coordination of perceptually controlled movements.

42. They may be long chains of clauses linked by coordination or simply by being adjoined.

43. The coordination number can be estimated from the relative sizes of the ions.

44. The question of introducing nitrate protection zones got serious consideration only through the Nitrate Coordination Group in 1987.

45. And by establishing coordination committees operating within the team concept, he brought about far better mutual support.

46. Lateral communication improves coordination and problem solving and fosters employee satisfaction.

47. As the supervisor moves into a coordination role, employees assume even more responsibility for problem resolution and daily operations.

48. A child with cerebral palsy may have additional disabilities such as visual problems, language delay or coordination difficulties.

49. More significant for Scandinavia was its retreat in 1950 back to limited and relatively non-controversial sectoral coordination at the regional level.

50. For example, a child grasps and manipulates objects she can reach, signifying coordination between vision and tactile senses.

51. However, performing many of the stunts requires good eye and hand coordination, as well as lots and lots of grip and strength.

52. Autarky: Coordination between enterprises from different sectors and ministries is notoriously poor in the Soviet Union.

53. Aside from team coordination, tactics play a huge part in determining whether you are on the winning or losing side.

54. Sue will be responsible for the coordination of sales and marketing activities.

55. Power and prestige differentials are essential for the coordination and integration of a specialized division of labour.

56. Ramsey said coordination, which includes radio communication among different disaster-relief groups, had improved greatly since the 1989 quake.

57. The whole incident, overblown though it was, points out the need for greater coordination within government.

58. Large-muscle coordination comes from riding bikes and climbing trees[sentence dictionary], not from watching junk food commercials where other kids play and run.

59. Planning such experiences will involve library instructional coordination on an unprecedented scale.

60. The child tries to look at the objects she hears, indicating a coordination between vision and hearing.