Sentence examples for be cooperated from inspiring English sources
verb
To work or act together, especially for a common purpose or benefit.
For the TxAA scheme, the antenna weight vector is selected to maximize the SNR at the MS. Furthermore, we assume that the selected users can be cooperated for receiving and investigate the scenarios where the downlink cooperative MIMO is possible.
The existence of rebound effects implies that technological advancement should be cooperated with energy price reform so as to achieve the energy saving target.
The detection results can be cooperated with firmware design to execute system recovery procedures, therefore the immunity of microelectronic systems against system-level ESD or EFT tests can be effectively improved.
All classes of the framework can be called from Python language, and Manyo-lib will be cooperated with the data acquisition and data-visualization components through the MLF-platform, a user interface unified in MLF, which is working on Python language.
Thus, when enjoined by DeGeorge to cooperate with just governments and institutions, which and whose sense of justice ought to guide the determination of whether the governments and institutions are to be cooperated with?
And BIM1 was reported to be cooperated with BES1 to regulate BR-induced genes in Arabidopsis [ 26].
Toyota has said it is cooperating.
The brothers are reported to be cooperating with authorities.
Everybody's been cooperating.
