Sentence examples for complete cooperative from inspiring English sources

The lower plot shows the complete cooperative localization with step-wise dead reckoning, range constraints, and inter-agent ranging.

Players can either band together to complete cooperative missions, or split up into teams to battle against one another.

Wentworth offers bachelor's degrees in 17 engineering, technology, design and management majors and requires students to complete two cooperative education semesters in work placements.

In the robotics community, there are a lot of robots that can complete the cooperative task with human.

Mutation p.Thr168Ala has been described in patients affected by diabetes [32]; it greatly increased Vmax and resulted in a complete loss of cooperative behaviour associated with glucose binding, the 2 siblings bearing this mutation had normal glucose tolerance and impaired glycosylated hemoglobin.

The current standard of care for initial treatment of ovarian, endometrial, cervical, and trophoblastic cancers was determined by clinical trials completed within this cooperative group structure.

These researchers concluded in their meta-analyses that students completing academic tasks under cooperative conditions tend to outperform students completing academic tasks under competitive conditions.

Under plausible conditions, as domestic rules improve and international financial markets become more complete, the Nash and cooperative monetary rule setting games converge.

Students who only spend one year at SAIS Europe as part of a cooperative program complete six courses and a thesis or eight courses.

One of the things "Mirai" is especially good at is depicting the quicksilver nature of Kun's personality at this young age, how his mood can go from happy and cooperative to complete howling rage in a Yokohama minute.

It not only provides game models for an efficient self-enforcing distributed design, but also derives well-defined equilibrium criteria to study the optimality of game outcomes for various game scenarios (static or dynamic, complete or incomplete information, non-cooperative or cooperative) [37].