coordination (koordinashon)

[= F. co ordination = Sp. coordinacion = Pg. coordenação = It. coordinazione, In this high court of parliament there is a rare co - ord i nation of power. Howell , Pre-eminence and Pedigree of Parliaments. (c) In physiol., the normal combination of the functions of muscular or of secretory ti ues. By making co-ordination the specific characteristic of vitality, it involves the truths that an arrest of co - ordina tion is death, and that imperfect co - ordination is disease. H. Spencer , Prin. of Biol., § 24. coördinative (kō-ôr'di-nā-tiv), a. [ -ive .] Expre ing or indicating coördination. coördinatory (kō-ôr'di-nā-to-ri), a. [ coördi nate + -ory.] Relating to or helping coördination; coördinating. a fixed direction (the same for both coördinates) from one of two fixed points of the line joining the variable point to the other fixed point. In the figure, S and T being the two fixed points, SM and TN are the coördinates of the line MN; and the negatives of their recipcoorgee (kör'gē), n. rocals are are the coördinates of the point P, the inter sec The coördinatory system of the lower nervous segments. Alien. and Neurol., VI. 409. [E. Ind.] A species of plow used in India, fitted with a drill for planting rice, wheat, etc. [ co -1 +