Sentence examples for advantages of shared from inspiring English sources

Consumer group Which? says the advantages of shared ownership is that "it can enable you to get on to the property ladder more quickly than you might if you wanted to buy a home outright; it may be cheaper than renting; and you can sell a shared ownership property at any time and will benefit from any increase in value it's seen since you bought".

Among mouthbrooding fish, biparental care is rare because the mouth cavity provides a safe brooding site, thus reducing the selective advantages of shared brood care.

Research can be carried out in order to establish effective educational tools which will reinforce the advantages of shared care, and the use of multi-disciplinary teamwork for management.

But she certainly has the right to point out to Montgomery the potential advantages of sharing the reagent or collaborating, as well as the disadvantages if he chooses not to cooperate.

This, along with the advantages of sharing a submarine transmission system among several projects, leads to a high concentration of offshore wind farms in certain zones, as happens, for example, in the North Sea.

This flexibility, coupled with the cost and performance advantages of sharing the underlying hardware, has revolutionized the computing industry: large numbers (i.e. hundreds of thousands) of generic hardware platforms, using multi-core blade technology, are now coupled through high-performance networking to produce a generic computing surface.

Like Greene, Berlinski enjoys the instant advantage of shared knowingness: "He had that concentrated attention for which a man in trouble pays ten dollars a minute".

That's the advantage of shared systems.

(iv) Traditional backoff algorithm could not take the advantage of shared learning when number of nodes is increasing.

We will also position ourself to take maximum advantage of shared systems, as well as dedicated systems, at our collaborating institutions.

By focusing on the common good, actors can take advantage of shared values, norms of reciprocity, and trust in the self-governance process (Hess and Ostrom, 2006; Ostrom, 1990, 2010).