0 present participle of mesh --
1 When different things or people mesh, they suit each other or work well together: --
Each singer believes that the other would always perform competently and hence is committed to acting in accordance with, and because of, meshing subplans.
That the captain is committed to meshing subplans does not mean, however, that she is committed to revising her plans in case of conflict.
Commitment to the joint activity demands that the participants each form an intention to act in accordance with meshing subplans.
For example, in the finite element model analysis subclass discretization knowledge could include element types and meshing methodology.
Now, presumably the meshing of individual action may be achieved in many ways.
There are some promises in methods of trying to simplify the geometry, such as the so-called rapid surface meshing.
This issue transcends the actual meshing types, it is common in all methods today.
By referencing these mesh-creating mechanisms, they are acknowledging that they are committed to acting in accordance with meshing subplans.
