Sentence examples for allow cooperation from inspiring English sources
Current AFP guidelines allow cooperation with foreign law enforcement agencies before someone is charged with offences that could lead to the death penalty, but senior managers must weigh up factors before approving such contact.
Results show that our approaches yield significant gains, when compared to schemes that do not allow cooperation between cells.
It is shown that this scheme yields significant gains, when compared to schemes that do not allow cooperation between cells, without the extensive signaling overhead required in previously known multicell MIMO processing.
Internet-based health-record management requires not only the provision of strong data protection to prevent privacy intrusion and unauthorized access, but also the introduction of a common healthcare-record format to allow cooperation using heterogeneous repositories held at various hospitals.
Peer into the natural world, and the range of possible behavioral patterns that have evolved to fetter cheating and allow cooperation to flourish becomes even more complex.
In the next series of simulations we allow cooperation and quorum sensing to evolve simultaneously, and allowing mutations at all three loci from inactive to functional and vice versa with probability μ = 10−4.
Cellular-based cooperative communication is a promising technique that allows cooperation among mobile devices not only to increase data throughput but also to improve localization services.
This type of localization allows cooperation between the nodes [4].
This knowledge must be expressed in a way that allows cooperation with the expert's knowledge.
The forming of the SADC has played a key role in allowing cooperation in a multilateral international system.
After presenting its three-layer architecture, the security issues involved are analyzed, proposing a solution based on fine-grained access control mechanisms and identity federation that allows cooperation and interoperability among untrusted cloud resources.
