Others, however, make it clear just how much United States officials, preoccupied with the threat of terrorism in many other Muslim countries, valued Mr. Ben Ali's cooperation and ability to maintain order.
Crossing boundaries between the society and the school, active cooperation, and ability to find appropriate partners as well as to utilise the expertise and other resources offered by the surrounding society.
All the residents at the eight nursing homes were initially eligible to participate, since no exclusion criteria were applied apart from the level of alertness, cooperation, and ability to comprehend that were necessary to complete the tests.
Each night, six panelists judge the contests, and team members' cooperation, attendance and ability to meet deadlines, as rated by the two co-directors, are included in the final tally.
He said that the next levels of development -- complex social behavior to foster cooperation and the ability to plan future action -- require the ability to learn.
This study helps in providing specifications for the design of systems efficiently supporting both human cooperation and human ability to contribute to dependability.
Patients with mental retardation, learning disabilities, behavioural disorders or other evident abnormalities that could compromise cooperation and the ability to respond the questionnaires were excluded.
If we assume that cross-feeding species specialize on different resources and hence have different carrying capacities the outcome of evolution depends on the shape of the trade-off between investment into cooperation and competitive ability and the trade-off between investment into cooperation and carrying capacity.
In view of the mutual interference between the two users and the inherent cognition and cooperation ability equipped at the CR, it is natural to evaluate IFC-CR under a cognitive spectrum sharing setup between, e.g., a licensed primary user and an unlicensed secondary user [20 23].
The social scale includes items about children's curiosity about the world, eagerness to try new experiences, knowledge of standards of acceptable behaviour in a public place, ability to control own behaviour, appropriate respect for adult authority, cooperation with others, following rules, and ability to play and work with other children; 3) emotional health and maturity.
It seems that some preoccupations of the nurses such as salary, income and job insecurity have caused them to remain in the first and second category of basic needs as described by Maslow, so that they lack the required motivation and ability for professional cooperation and progress.
