Sentence examples for alternative sharing from inspiring English sources

In such a situation, a good alternative sharing some similarities was the IEEE 802.15.4 (Low-Rate Wireless Personal Area Network) [ 29].

The jury emphasized the importance of awarding a research project that could produce new forms of architectural knowledge, and noted in particular the pertinence of Puigjaner's research to new housing development models as well as the rise of alternative sharing and resource-pooling economies.

What might an alternative, shared innovation agenda look like for the adoption of autonomous trucks?

"In redesigning its conference solely with an eye towards athletics marketability, the A.C.C. would move farther from alternative shared bases of geography, academic comparability, and tradition that have allowed conferences to contribute to the academic mission by creating meaningful ties among faculties and student bodies," the statement said.

In Denver taxi drivers have been working with the union CWA Local 7777 to form co-operatives that offer an alternative "shared economy" business model to Uber and Lyft that gives the workers who are also owners better conditions and a say.

For all the optimism about personalization opening up choice and control for budget-holders, there is a lack of attention to the infrastructure which is required to enable alternative shared spaces to develop.

Even when there are a lot of electronic alternatives, sharing instant prints has an intrinsic social value.

These alternatives share a common fee structure, which is typically 2percentt of assets under management plus 20percentt of any gains.

When it comes to examining heterogeneity and similarity attributes from the perspective of alternatives, we need to consider whether alternatives share IIA property.

These alternatives share several inconveniences with the single-bounded approach warm glow effect, anchoring, sensitivity to scope, and hypothetical bias (Carson 2012; Carson et al. 2001; Bateman et al. 2009).

Both alternatives share a commitment to some form of compositionality among architectural objects, that putting bits together yields aesthetically meaningful and utility-bearing composites, and taking them apart yields like results.