Sentence examples for cooperation active from inspiring English sources

Supported by The 7 Principals for Good Practice in Education, pins and boards are used to encourage student and faculty contact, reciprocity, cooperation, active learning, feedback, and time management.

Since individuals seem to be able to recognize siblings form non-siblings this allows for differential behavioural responses, such as cooperation, active avoidance or aggression and physical interactions.

By the cooperation of active users equipped with a single antenna in the wireless network, cooperative communications can be established in a distributed fashion.

Saturday 24 September saw the UK's first ever Shark Festival, held at The-M-Shed in Bristol, focusing on encouraging positivity, cooperation and active participation in shark conservation.

The longer this war goes on -- and by all accounts, it will go on for years -- the more our success will depend on the willing cooperation and active participation of our allies to root out terrorist cells in Europe and Asia, to cut off funding and support of terrorists and to deal with Saddam Hussein and other threats".

The observed catalytic cooperation between active centers was ascribed to a bifunctional catalyst and/or a remote control mechanism.

This distinction is important when discussing measures which depend on the cooperation and active participation of certain groups.

[1] The compilation of these rankings was done at the Center for College Affordability and Productivity, although in cooperation and active consultation with the staff of Forbes.

This distinction is particularly important when discussing measures which depend on the cooperation or active participation of certain groups, which does not characterize road pricing measures around which existing theoretical constructs are built.

Certain incentives were given to stimulate cooperation and active participation in the survey.

"Cooperative mentality" refers to the sense of active cooperation with local businesses that continues to maintain business contacts; "special trust" implies a feeling of trust-based identity but also a feeling of trust for the locals, as reflected in the tendency to strengthen cooperation and exchanges with local businesses and employees.