Sentence examples for a problem of cooperation from inspiring English sources

It may be a problem of cooperation.

They ascribed this as a problem of cooperation and communication.

These findings suggest that religion evolved from pre-existing cognitive functions, but that it may then have been subject to selection, creating an adaptively designed system for solving the problem of cooperation.

Thus, in spite of its original aim, evolutionary game theory on graphs has not addressed the problem of cooperation in human societies in a sufficiently realistic manner yet.

"The mystery, if there is one, is how these institutions evolve in the first place," Duncan J. Watts, a sociologist at Columbia, wrote in an e-mail message, "i.e., before it is apparent to anyone that they can resolve the problem of cooperation".

In this paper we address the problem of cooperation and collision avoidance for Lagrangian systems with input disturbances.

The article is devoted to the problem of cooperation between kindergarten educators and parents as they may originally have different understanding of children's development.

In most of these examples, the basic problem of cooperation and selfishness arises.

Our study follows the standard literature in analyzing the problem of cooperation by means of 'games' simplified mathematical representations of social or strategic dilemmas.

In other words, invoking punishment to explain altruistic cooperation is simply deferring the problem of cooperation to another trait [ 7].

He blamed problems on a lack of cooperation from organizers, who he said failed to advertise the correct location or provide the promised number of marshals.