Sentence examples for cooperated to explore from inspiring English sources

Also dead was the narrator, as well as most of the other voices, in Roberto Pazzi's Le città del dottor Malaguti, an elegant, captivating story in which fantasy and reality cooperated to explore and expose, with a mixture of compassion and contempt, the sick rituals of a beautiful provincial city that, rather cleverly, was identified as Ferrara only in the novel's last word.

Rog-O-Matic is a novel combination of algorithmic and production systems programming techniques which cooperate to explore a hostile environment.

The auto industry recently agreed to cooperate to explore tests and standards to address such issues; safety advocates have criticized the idea of permitting the industry to regulate itself.

To overcome the challenging issues faced by the localized sensing, multiple cognitive radios can cooperate to explore the multiuser diversity and generate a more reliable decision on the presence of a signal in the frequencies of interest.

Linked by technology, molecular biologists and ecologists will now be able to better cooperate to explore the interesting and important issues, such as animal social behavior, and mechanisms of biodiversity maintenance.

The company said the action was part of its commitment to the collaborative effort of five companies, the United Nations, the World Bank and cooperating governments to explore practical collaborative efforts to make AIDS drugs more affordable and more widely available.

These processes cooperated to influence PD withdrawal.

Both authors cooperated to design the study.

BP, which owns nearly 20% of Russia's state-owned oil major Rosneft and has been cooperating with it to explore Arctic deposits, said further sanctions "could have a material adverse impact on our relationship with and investment in Rosneft, our business and strategic objectives in Russia, and our financial position and results of operations".

If someone won't cooperate, you may need to explore alternatives to the current deal.

The auto industry, faced with mounting criticism over the increase in fatalities involving sport utility vehicles, recently agreed to cooperate with the government to explore new tests and standards to address S.U.V. safety.