coordination

Converse of object

• facilitate: The company commanders are likely in the vicinity of the support battalion CP to facilitate coordination.
• strengthen: Other instruments with which to strengthen coordination depend on the choice of the body responsible for its promotion.
• accomplish: Many in industry and government have been focusing on exactly how to accomplish this coordination for at least the last five years.
• improve: Much of the report relates to Home Office issues and ways to improve coordination at both local and national level.
• enhance: We need to enhance coordination in this regard to create a good environment for the talks from the press.

Adjective modifier

• neuromuscular: This means you may have to change your neuromuscular coordination to adapt.
• muscular: The title, AtaXia, comes from Greek and indicates a medical condition interfering with muscular coordination.
• improved: MS patients who use cannabis report a soothing of the painful muscle spasms and improved muscle coordination.
• close: The RAS may operate independently of or in close coordination with the ACS, or it may provide troops to the ACS.
• effective: Provide effective coordination of administrative staff in offices across the country.

Modifies a noun

• chemistry: We investigate aspects of the coordination chemistry of the transition metals.
• sphere: The zinc coordination sphere, bond lengths and angles are shown in table 4.3.
• geometry: Various problems are associated with such practices, including the coexistence of different possible configurations and coordination geometry of the titanium species.
• mechanism: Presidencies also differ in their use of the coordination mechanism.

Noun used with modifier

• hand-eye: Touch Balloons Develop hand-eye coordination skills by popping the balloons.
• eye-hand: Occupational Therapists recommend mazes as fun therapeutic exercises to their patients to improve their fine motor skills and eye-hand coordination!
• interagency: For example, we are taking steps to improve interagency coordination.
• hand/eye: They're also really good for hand/eye coordination etc - so you could convice yourself it was ' educational ' too!
• hand-to-eye: So are games which are designed to develop hand-to-eye coordination.
• visuomotor: The fly visual system will be described as a simple but robust and efficient example of visuomotor coordination, before considering vision in primates.