Effective co-production means power must be shared, for example, between commissioners, local people and communities.
The asset can be shared, for example on-demand cars, or the ride can be shared, for example, buses".
It is often neglected that the signed consent form is a document to protect researchers in the case that data has to be shared, for example, in order to comply with rules and regulations imposed by funding agencies, or publishers.
This suggests that the method could be globally improved by learning for each target independently how much information should be shared, for example, through kernel learning approaches (Lanckriet et al., 2004).
Its goals are shared, for example, by a new program called Freenet, which has been described by its creator, Ian Clarke, 23, as an example of "near-perfect anarchy".
Interactions are shared, for example, when opening and closing a task.
The more general prediction of an association between ADHD and choice impulsivity is not specific to delay aversion theory but is shared for example with the Dynamic Developmental Theory of Sagvolden and colleagues (see below).
The "universal emotions," anger, contempt, fear, surprise, sadness, disgust and happiness, have larger families within which expressive characteristics are shared: for example, a range of more than 60 concepts of anger all share muscular patterns such as lowered and drawn brows and tightened lips.
In addition, many of the unit processes are shared for producing different products (for example, pasteurization/separation or spray drying).
Since June, even senior officials in the German government have voiced more caution about cooperating with the United States, and wondered in private about the extent to which any information gleaned was shared with, for example, business rivals of German companies.
If the external voice is a particular authority on an issue, it may be rhetorically valuable to employ the latter type of source use, since "the writer…adds to the argumentative force by representing the current view as one which is not theirs alone but one which is shared with, for example, the wider community or with relevant experts" ("Dialogic expansion and contraction," 2015, para. 3).
