Application design patterns at both the front- and back-end are transitioning toward being compositions and in some cases loose federations of cooperating systems, where standards and interoperability are essential...
In the case of two cooperating entities that are totally unknown to each other, a basic trust level needs to be established.
In spite of this result, it is nevertheless the case that immediate neighbors of cooperating seeds did on average contribute more than in the no-seed condition.
The vascular surgery service of the university hospital was staffed with five or six surgeons, who in the case of EVAR cooperated with four or five interventional radiologists at the radiological department.
In all these cases, the genomic binding sites of cooperating TFs form well-defined rigidly spaced motif complexes, i.e. motif pairs with fixed relative orientation and spacing.
The feds have said the asset forfeiture figures in the case were "based upon extensive debriefs of cooperating members" of the BLO cartel, "including high-ranking members of the organization with detailed, firsthand knowledge" of the group's "financial dealings".
More specifically, Figure 10 presents the data rate performance of macro UEs in the cases of 30 and 40% availability of cooperating femtocells for a varying percentage of installed outdoor antennas.
In the next simulation, we assume the cases of 30 and 40% availability of cooperating femtocells and we examine the possibility of performing the second hop towards the macro BS through the wireline backhaul in case it can be allocated for macro UEs traffic.
Empirically it is known that in the case of cooperative hunting not everybody cooperates (there is always a fraction of laggards), but even more interesting, it seem that in lions [ 49] and at least in some hunter-gatherer groups [ 50, 51] such laggards are not punished.
Without wiretap evidence, the testimony of cooperating witnesses is crucial to establishing a criminal case for insider trading.
