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Meanings of ordinate in English
Catalan
coordinar Synonyms
Examples for "coordinate"
Examples for "coordinate"
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The group will coordinate the work of 17 local prisoners' aid groups.
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The new agency will coordinate the work of researchers and industry experts.
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At the moment, Frontex can only coordinate operations involving several EU countries.
4
At the controls A national incident and event management system would coordinate:
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The routes are awkward; the companies involved do not coordinate their efforts.
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He said governments should align their rules and agree on core values.
2
Such a change would align New Caledonia with, among others, New Zealand.
3
Spain and Italy could also align with the French position in negotiations.
4
He urged governments to align their rules and agree on core values.
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Such a recommendation would align with prevailing political sentiment from the government.
Usage of ordinate in English
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Now ordinate love belongs to charity; while inordinate love belongs to wickedness.
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And she must have ordinate diet, nother too scarce, ne too full.
3
In mechanics, the amplitude of a wave is the maximum ordinate.
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If ordinate, then, since he had grace, he thereby merited beatitude.
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Attractions are co ordinate with destinies, and every normal desire foretells its own fulfilment.
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The project was co ordinated by the Irish Trade Union Trust.
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He does not see the combinations of the abscissas and ordinates very clearly.
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The apparatus traces a curve whose ordinates give the number of coulombs sought.
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Co-ordinated artrock by way of a healthy big rock record collection -check.
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Co-ordinating traffic will be a big part of the police role.
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The council is among the oldest co ordinating bodies in the trade union movement.
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The abscisses represent the times, and the ordinates the amperes.
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Co-ordinated they may have been, but Brooke and her guitar were far from matching.
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He is co ordinating a study of injuries in seven hospitals around the country.
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Hastily I estimated its ordinates, and calculated the curve.
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Now ordinate love belongs to charity; while inordinate love belongs to wickedness.
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Ordinate through the time