co-ordinate造句怎么写

The steps to socialize agriculture must be co-ordinated with the development of a powerful industry having state enterprise as its backbone.

Norad co-ordinates with Santa's elf launch staff to confirm his launch time, but from that point on, Santa calls the shots. We just track him.

And by stimulating the nerves in the legs or arms of paralysed patients-nerves that have been cut off from the central nervous system-it is possible to create co-ordinated movement of great subtlety.

One key question now is to develop some congruence on the purpose and management of such a reserve - and on how to co-ordinate during a major disruption.

She argues that Taiwanese manufacturers should shift their focus to selling to China and that the government should co-ordinate an effort to achieve that goal.

The search itself is being co-ordinated by a corner of the Amazon empire called Mechanical Turk.

The ITC also organised the Hong Kong Student Science Project Competition, co-ordinated the State Science and Technology Awards and took the lead in co-ordinating Hong Kong's participation in the China Hi-Tech Fair 2001 held in Shenzhen.

They intended to cause carnage through a series of co-ordinated explosions and bring terror into the lives of people around the globe.

They can co-ordinate fares, sales forces, flights chedules and frequent-flyer programmes—efficiencies that are, they claim, in the interests of customers.

But the latest atrocity-or rather co-ordinated series of atrocities (see article) -is something new to the city.

The Times also obtained a copy of the image, whose co-ordinates confirm that it is the Shamsi airfield, also known as Bandari, about 200 miles southwest of the Pakistani city of Quetta.

All of these elements, analysts say, make it hard to envisage a co-ordinated challenge arising from unhappiness over unemployment in the short-term.

Now there is a movement afoot to change humanity's co-ordinates.