Sentence examples for behavior cooperation from inspiring English sources

First of all, we find when firms have same behavior (cooperation or competition) in the upstream R&D stage, firms allowed to cooperate in the product market always exert more R&D efforts in equilibrium, compared to firms competing in the downstream stage ((x^M > x^R) and (x^P > x^F) (forall gamma, h)).

The emerging science of compassion has revealed through dozens of experimental studies that compassion leads to pro-social behavior, cooperation, and forgiveness.

Her research focus is on the neuronal, developmental, and hormonal foundations of human social behavior, cooperation, and social emotions (e.g., empathy, compassion, and fairness) and their malleability through mental training.

To understand how varying levels of information support affects behavior (cooperation vs. defection) in a social dilemma, a user interface (UI) was developed and an online experiment (N=901) was conducted based on the iterated Diner's Dilemma, a version of the n-player Prisoner's Dilemma.

Their interrelations correspond to alternative behavior, namely, cooperation, non-cooperation and competition, while they are large-scale spatially distributed systems combining multiple means of transportation and the infrastructure and equipment typically utilized for servicing demand, results to a complex system integration.

Past research has revealed that people have a strong tendency to respond to others' cooperative behavior with cooperation and to others' noncooperative behavior with noncooperation.

Mr. Ekoro added that Mr. Mann's "behavior, his cooperation during the investigation and his behavior in prison" all weighed in his favor.

They are similar in principle to Braitenberg Vehicles and use simple perception/interaction/actuation techniques to achieve individual vehicle complexity and produce effective group behavior through cooperation.

The key issue for realizing such behavior is cooperation between robot's function sub-systems, such as the locomotion control system, the manipulator control system and the sensor systems.

Jens Beckert finds such theory to be particularly weak in explaining such crucial forms of economic behavior as cooperation, innovation, and action under conditions of uncertainty--phenomena he identifies as the proper starting point for a sociology of economic action.

With the proposed approach the intelligent manufacturing system is developed specifying all its constituent entities in terms of intelligent behavior and cooperation interactions, together with the activation planning of NDT maintenance activities for all the resource agents of the system that requires it.