Cooperation The extent to which students cooperate with one another on learning tasks.
Enforcement of Judge Wilson's ruling may be difficult, legal experts said, because Uzbekistan is not among the 61 nations that have agreed to cooperate with one another on matters of international civil law under the Hague conventions.
6) Because credit unions are cooperatives, they cooperate with one another as well, and many participate in the shared branching network.
"There is now an obligation on the banks to cooperate with one another".
"How much must we hold in common in order to live in common?" he asked, adding that what religions contribute positively to society will depend in part on how their members cooperate with one another.
In Pragma-Dialectics, individuals are studied while verbally interacting with each other in a critical discussion, in particular how they cooperate with one another, following Grice's cooperation principle, which resurfaces in this form of argumentation theory as the 'communication principle' (van Eemeren and Grootendorst 2004).
However, the existence of an end-to-end multi-hop path across VANET highly depends on the willingness of vehicles to cooperate with one another when it comes to data forwarding.
"If you try to do it on your own and can't even cooperate with one another, you're going to fail," he said.
The only way that human beings and our hominid ancestors survived was by living in cohesive social groups in which members cooperated with one another for food, defense, child care, and so on.
They will be based on complex interactions, where the involved nodes cooperate with one another in order to improve the performance of their own communication and that of the global network.
