coordination

But orchestration is about coordination, often of dissimilar things; that means dealing with different APIs, end-points, and subsystems.

Scheduling — Coordination around shifts is one of the top concerns in the businesses of many of our customers.

In MMA it's not even interesting as men are way stronger, have better hand-eye coordination and way less body fat.

Without the coordination provided by the public signal the law of iterated expectations works again for the average expectations operator!

This is likely because the coordination costs between n different automaker's autonomous systems will rise with the square of n.

Parallel computation often requires some sort of coordination mechanism, and there are more failure modes.

That is in any candidates own interests regardless of other's actions - so wouldn't require coordination, just communication of the idea.

It's more likely that some far dumber-than-human machine would replicate itself with full coordination over its replicas and wipe us out.

Daisy wheel typewriters were the first consumer product with many moving parts in which all the coordination and control was entirely electronic.

I can see the boycott coordination angle (except, the offensive vendor can just change its identity).

But again, they were larger teams all working in the same data sets so we had to have coordination etc.

Nor the coordination prolems like tragedy of commons, oh so present around us everywhere, and one of the primary reasons things are being regulated.

The FAA's first round is out, with the proposed "drone pilot licenses" and coordination with existing ATC for drone operations in controlled airspace.

"I can see the boycott coordination angle (except, the offensive vendor can just change its identity)." If the vendor changes its identity but the public is still aware of the connection, the new identity goes on the sanction list.