The previous entrustments, he said, had been made to allow Britain and Rhodesia to cooperate subject to Whitehall's ultimate authority, and did not entitle Rhodesia to do as it liked in the field of external affairs, especially if its chosen line ran counter to Britain's.
The countries that fail to be certified as cooperating are subject to American trade sanctions, including the withholding of investment credits by international lending institutions.
We find that both contest conditions reduce the willingness to cooperate between subjects compared to a benchmark condition without an innovation contest.
In this paper we address the problem of planning the motion of a team of cooperating mobile robots subject to constraints on relative configuration imposed by the nature of the task they are executing.
If it turns out, that the procedure with regard to the centralized telephone hotline poses a major threat to the recruitment of study participants, we will discuss to switch into a cluster randomized study design with cooperating institutions as randomized subjects.
Furthermore, previously successful subjects stopped cooperating when paired with a less tolerant partner, even when the food rewards were presented in a dispersed and divisible form to reduce competition between subjects.
This point is important, since in experiments in which subjects play sequences of one-shot PDs (not repeated PDs, since opponents in the experiments change from round to round), majorities of subjects begin by cooperating but learn to defect as the experiments progress.
He also praised the plan's outline of how to educate the public on the subject of human trafficking and how the police and the judiciary should cooperate on the subject.
We included patients aged 65 and over with diabetes type 2 diagnosed minimum 1 year earlier, subjects who had been able to understand and cooperate with study procedures.
Most of his photographs are portraits, and he routinely offers a print to his subjects in thanks for cooperating.
